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Blue Skies Lyrics


On days of gray when doubt clouds my view
It's so hard to see past my fears
My strength seems to fade and it's all I can do
To hold on 'til the light reappears
Still, I believe though some rain's bound to fall
That You're here next to me and You're over it all
Lord, the sky's still blue, for my hope is in You
You're my joy, You're the dream that's still alive
Like the wind at my back and the sun on my face
You are life, You're grace
You are blue skies, You're my blue skies
When nights are long seems the dark has no end
Still we walk on in light of the truth
For waiting beyond where the morning begins
Is the dawn and You're mercy anew
Oh, to believe we're alive in You're love
There is so much to see if we keep looking up
Lord, the sky's still blue, for my hope is in You

You're my joy, You're the dream that's still alive
Like the wind at my back and the sun on my face
You are life, You're grace
You are blue skies, You're blue skies
You fill the Heavens with hope and a higher love
A picture, a promise for life
Lord, the sky's still blue, for my hope is in You
You're my joy, You're the dream that's still alive
Like the wind at my back and the sun on my face
You are life, You're grace
And the sky's still blue, for my hope is in You
You're my joy, You're the dream that's still alive
Like the wind at my back and the sun on my face
You are life, You're grace
You are blue skies, You're blue skies
You are blue skies

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At the end of 1939, Frank Sinatra left the Harry James Orchestra to join the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, where he rose to fame as a ballad singer. His first and biggest hit with the band was 1940s "I'll Never Smile Again," which spent several weeks at number one - and was the first "number one" - on Billboard magazine's then-new chart of America's top-selling records. His vast appeal to the "bobby soxers," as teenage girls were called, revealed a whole new audience for popular music, which had appealed mainly to adults up to that time.

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