Everytime the wind blows, it blows problems at my doorJust when I think I can get a breath of fresh air I'm gasping for moreI can remember way back in my childhood days when my mama used to say to me"God sees the little sparrow fall and I know He's got His eye on me"I believe what she told meI believe what she said is true (I believe it! )I believe what she told meShe said, "God will take care of you" (I believe it)Just believe what He tells youAnd put Him first in everything you doAnd He will make a way out of no wayExchange your lonely nights for brighter daysThat's the reason why, why, why He would say that"You gotta believe in Me" I kept thinking I could make it on my own and only call when I'm in need (call on You Lord)It took some trials to break my stubborn mind, but I'm gonna follow where you leadYou never said the way would be easy, or that there would never be any nightYou said, "My yoke is easy and my burden is light"I believe what He told meI believe what He said is true (I believe it)I believe what He told meHe said: I will take care of you" (I believe it)Believe that He tells youAnd put Him first in everything you doHe will make a way out of no wayExchange your lonely nights for brighter daysThat's why, why, why He would say that"You gotta believe in Me"I believe what you told meNo doubt in my mindNo greater loveI'll ever findI'll tell everybody, everywhere I goI believe what He said, and I'm gonna follow His wayHe will make a way out of no wayExchange your lonely nights for brighter daysThat's the reason why, why He woud sayHe'll give eternal life if you believe (but ya gotta believe)He will make a way out of no wayExchange your lonely nights for brighter daysThat's the reason why, why He would sayHe'll give eternal life! But ya better believe! (He's gonna give it! Believe it! )
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