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Beginning From the End
02:39
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Who is like You?
Who is like You?
Who is like You?
Knowing the beginning
Knowing the beginning
Knowing the beginning from the end
And I am dependent on Your Word
And I am dependent on Your Truth
Who is like You?
Who is like You?
Knowing the beginning
Knowing the beginning from the end
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Sometimes
02:21
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Sometimes I feel lonely,
Sometimes I feel sad,
Sometimes I have good days,
Sometimes they are bad.
But always in the background is a still and quiet voice
Saying, "I'll be fine. It's okay" and "I have a choice"
Sometimes
Sometimes
Sometimes feels like all of the time,
But sometimes is not long at all.
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Uncertain Times
03:45
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These are uncertain times, my dear.
We don't know what lies ahead,
But I have your hand in mine,
What more do we need?
What more do I need?
I need to rest this body
I need to rest my thoughts
These are uncertain times, my dear.
We could wonder all our lives
But I'm certain that the sun will rise
On our tired minds
Open up the windows
And unlock the doors
Let the sunshine in
Let us see what's in store
I need to rest this body
I need to rest my thoughts
These are uncertain times
These are uncertain times
These are uncertain times
But I'm loving them
Cause I'm trusting in the Father
I'm loving them
Cause it's how we grow stronger
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Song for Sean
04:09
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Well we're ready for you, little child
And we can't wait to see you smile
But this world that you are coming into
Will try to hate you
But know that we will defend you
Know that we will pray for you
Know that we will lean on the Lord
No matter what happens
Cause we can't wait to see what you do
With this life that you've been given and that we've been entrusted to
And though it may be harder than we ever thought
There's grace for each step
There's grace for each step
There's grace for each step that we will walk
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Kimberly's Daughter Kalamazoo, Michigan
A stay at home mom who loves to make music out of her home studio.
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