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I can still say but God by Suzan Satchell

I can still say but God

My burdens are many; my future looks blighted, but I can still say, But God.
When I look at my past and see how He has led me so far, I can still say, But God. 
There are many days I don't know what to do, but I can still say, But God.
Forsaken and forgotten, but I can still say, But God.
The bills may be high, and my baskets are dry, but I can still say, But God.
The mountains are high, and I can't find the strength to climb, but I can still say, But God.
I am faced with a great test, and I'm so pressed, but I can still say, But God.
The trials are many, and the struggles are real, but I can still say, But God.
The world is closing in, and friends are all gone, but I can still say, But God.
The ship may be rocky, and my sail is all torn, but I can still say, But God.
No matter the hour or the time of day, all I can say is God.
He leads, guides, and never forsakes me Yes, it's only God!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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