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Saviour's Belief


Snowflakes hit our head so fast...

The snow covers green grass

softly falling in the quiet eve...

in the land of make believe.

Upward stars thirsts for your eyes

to drink in the white light once more

the light that glistens from far above

that tells the world of the Savior's Love.

Saviours belief...

Saviours belief.

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Grandma Vern

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Grandma Vern
<p>a music class instructor helped me write this.&nbsp;&nbsp; we both put the words and music together.</p>

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