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I Know I Can

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1 Though days be dark with storms
And burdens weigh my heart
Though troubles wait at ev’ry turn,
I know I can go on.

2 When sorrow heals my soul
And burdens make me strong,
Though troubles wait at ev’ry turn,
I know I can go on.

3 My sister in my heart,
My brother in my song,
Though troubles wait at every turn,
I know I can go on.

4 And though the journey is long,
The destination is near,
Though troubles wait at every turn,
I know I can go on.

5 So brothers take my hand,
And sisters sing my song,
When hope awaits at every turn,
I know we will go on.

Source: Singing the Journey: a supplement to Singing the Living Tradition #1015

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Author: Dennis Hamilton

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First Line: Though days be dark with storms
Title: I Know I Can
Author: Dennis Hamilton
Language: English
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