Tune: PSALM 31A

Words: Wendell Kimbrough

Music: Wendell Kimbrough

This song reprinted with permission of Wendell Kimbrough. You can visit his page here.

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In You, Lord, I refuge take;
let me not be put to shame.
Turn Your ear and quickly make
safety for my trembling frame.
You're a rock and fortress strong;
I am lost and cannot see.
For Your name's sake, lead me on;
in Your hands my soul redeem.

My eyes weak with sorrow grow,
and my body fills with grief.
All my years pass with a groan;
my strength fails, my bones are weak.
Those who see me turn to flee;
my friends' eyes are filled with dread.
Like a potter's broken dream:
in their gaze a shade of death.

But I trust You are my God;
all my days are in Your hands.
Let Your face upon me shine;
make me in Your love to stand.
Great the steadfast love You've stored
for the poor, who refuge seek.
In Your presence, gracious Lord,
in Your dwelling they find peace.

When I cried in my alarm,
"I am cut off from Your sight!"
Praise the Lord, whose saving arm
was my rescue and my light.
Love the Lord, all you His saints!
You, who in Him refuge take.
Though in darkness you may wait;
all who hope in God are saved!
Copyright
Words and Music: © 2011 Wendell Kimbrough (BMI). All rights reserved. Used by permission.

These lyrics have been posted on Grace Music with permission from the copyright holder. They may be used in corporate worship in accordance with a valid CCLI license. Lyrics should be displayed unaltered and include author and copyright information. All other uses require permission from the copyright holder.
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