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I See A Bridge
(Charlie Louvin - Ira Louvin)
(I see a bridge, a way to cross the River of Strife, River of Strife
I'm not smart, I'm not strong many needs I called were wrong
And my heart is often drear when troubles appear
But when the night is dark and long oh how peaceful is the dawn
I see a bridge, a way to cross all trouble and strife, all trouble and strife
When the valley I must cross is so dark I lose my way
When the river is so wide I'd rather stay
I see a bridge straight and wide standing o'er the raging tide
I see a bridge, a way to cross all trouble and strife, all trouble and strife.)
As I journey through this life its days and its nights
I know I must cross dark and lonely valleys
For at times the path is so dim I can hardly find my way
And great rivers of trials and tribalations
Will cross the narrow road that I feebly travel
But I will feel no danger for I'm never alone nor forsaken
With faith I shall look up and see a bridge
Yet there will always be a way provided for my escape
(When the valley I must cross is so dark I lose my way
When the river is so wide I'd rather stay
I see a bridge straight and wide standing o'er the raging tide
I see a bridge, a way to cross all trouble and strife, all trouble and strife...)
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I see a bridge, a way to cross all trouble and strife, all trouble and strife...)
I see a bridge straight and wide standing o'er the raging tide
When the river is so wide I'd rather stay
(When the valley I must cross is so dark I lose my way
Yet there will always be a way provided for my escape
With faith I shall look up and see a bridge
But I will feel no danger for I'm never alone nor forsaken
Will cross the narrow road that I feebly travel
And great rivers of trials and tribalations
For at times the path is so dim I can hardly find my way
I know I must cross dark and lonely valleys
As I journey through this life its days and its nights
I see a bridge, a way to cross all trouble and strife, all trouble and strife.)
I see a bridge straight and wide standing o'er the raging tide
When the river is so wide I'd rather stay
When the valley I must cross is so dark I lose my way
I see a bridge, a way to cross all trouble and strife, all trouble and strife
But when the night is dark and long oh how peaceful is the dawn
And my heart is often drear when troubles appear
I'm not smart, I'm not strong many needs I called were wrong
(I see a bridge, a way to cross the River of Strife, River of Strife
(Charlie Louvin - Ira Louvin)
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