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Thy Will by Hillary Scott Hillary Dawn Scott (born April 1, 1986) is an American country music singer-songwriter. She is a member of Lady Antebellum, a country group that was formed in 2006 and signed to Capitol Nashville. I'm so confused I know I heard you loud and clear So, I followed through Somehow I ended up here I don't wanna think I may never understand That my broken heart is a part of your plan When I try to pray All I've got is hurt and these four words Thy will be done Thy will be done Thy will be done I know you're good But this don't feel good right now And I know you think Of things I could never think about It's hard to count it all joy Distracted by the noise Just trying to make sense Of all your promises Sometimes I gotta stop Remember that you're God And I am not So Thy will be done Thy will be done Thy will be done Like a child on my knees all that comes to me is Thy will be done Thy will be done Thy will I know you see me I know you hear me, Lord Your plans are for me Goodness you have in store I know you hear me I know you see me, Lord Your plans are for me Good news you have in store So, thy will be done Thy will be done Thy will be done Like a child on my knees all that comes to me is Thy will be done Thy will be done Thy will be done I know you see me I know you hear me, Lord Written by: BERNIE HERMS, HILLARY SCOTT, EMILY LYNN WEISBAND Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc. Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind © Lyrics.com.

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