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I know it all I know	A
For I am God I am Jehovah He	B
Who made you what you are and I can see	B
The tears that wet your pillow night by night	C
When nurse has lowered that too brilliant light	C
When the talk ceases and the ward grows still	D
And you have doffed your will	D
I know the anguish and the helplessness	E
I know the fears that toss you to and fro	A
And how you wrestle weariful	D
With hosts of little strings that pull	D
About your heart and tear it so	A
I know	A
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Lord do You know	A
I had no time to put clean curtains up	F
No time to finish darning all the socks	G
Nor sew clean frilling in the children's frocks	G
And do You know about my Baby's cold	H
And how things are with my sweet three year old	H
Will Jane remember right	C
Their cough mixture at night	C
And will she ever think	I
To brush the kitchen flues or scrub the sink	I
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And then there's John Poor tired lonely John	J
No one will run to put his slippers on	J
And not a soul but me	B
Knows just exactly how he likes his tea	B
It rends my heart to think I cannot go	A
And minister to him	K
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I know I know	A
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Then there are other things	L
Dear Lord more little strings	L
That pull my heart Now Baby feels her feet	M
She loves to run outside into the street	M
And Jane's hands are so full she'll never see	B
And I'm quite sure the clean clothes won't be aired	N
At least not properly	B
And oh I can't I really can't be spared	N
My little house calls so	A
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I know	A
And I am waiting here to help and bless	O
Lay down your head Lay down your hope lessness	E
And let Me speak	P
You are so weary child you are so weak	P
But let us reason out	Q
The darkness and the doubt	Q
This torturing fear that tosses you about	Q
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I hold the universe I count the stars	R
And out of shortened lives I build the ages	S
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But Lord while such high things Thy thought engages	T
I fear forgive me lest	U
Amid those limitless eternal spaces	S
Thou shouldest in the high and heavenly places	S
Pass over my affairs as things of nought	U
There are so many houses just like mine	V
And I so earth bound and Thyself Divine	V
It seems impossible that Thou shouldst care	W
Just what my babies wear	W
And what John gets to eat and can it be	B
A circumstance of great concern to Thee	B
Whether I live or die	U
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Have you forgotten then My child that I	U
The Infinite the Limitless laid down	X
The method of existence that I knew	Y
And took on Me a nature just like you	Y
I laboured day by day	U
In the same dogged way	U
That you have tackled household tasks And then	Z
Remember child remember once again	Z
Your own beloveds did you really think	I
Those days you toiled to get their meat and drink	I
And made their clothes and tried to under stand	U
Their little ailments did you think your hand	U
Your feeble hand was keeping them from ill	D
I gave them life and life is more than meat	U
Those little limbs so comely and so sweet	U
You can make raiment for them and are glad	U
But can you add	U
One cubit to their stature Yet they grow	A
Oh child hands off Hands off And leave them so	A
I guarded hitherto I guard them still	D
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I have let go at last I have let go	A
And oh the rest it is dear God to know	A
My dear ones are so safe for Thou wilt keep	A2
Hands off at last Now I can go to sleep	A2

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