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It Was Your Love
You watched me as a child Grow stronger every day; It was your love that fed me And sped me on my way. Each night I slept securely Beneath a blanket warm and snug, Though, often you sat beside me And taught me of God’s love. As I grew older you never from me left, Your strengths became mine; Your kindness, your stubbornness, Your peace of mind. You helped me when I faltered; Without question you bore my griefs; You gave to me true happiness When there was no peace. I hope you heard me mother; Here, I sit beside you now Upon this bed you lay unable To see me smile or frown. I have to leave, yet this I pray, That Jesus would come For you today. You watched me as a child Grow stronger every day; It was your love that fed me And sped me on my way.
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