For Every Sunset
Every time the sun's last glow Falls into the western skies, Without a doubt, we surely know That in the east it soon will rise.
And every time we see a storm That brings its rain and snow and hail, Will not be long before the warm And summer breezes shall prevail.
When hardships seem to come on strong And we're beset by trials sore, We surely know 'twill not be long, Before, in love, he says "no more!"
All things work for good to those Who trust him where they cannot trace. When sunrise comes with brightest glows They's praise his providence and grace.
Written and contributed by Carl Hagensick
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