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There is a trust you can rely on rest secure in relief Fall in me completely absolute fearless underneath Where the בֶּטַח lies, a safe secure radiant confidence Listen to a dwell in us softly, ease in a gentle sense, Not a drop or dread utter reliance me in an instead, Prove a proven over time again in the bed we read, In the something of someone rest in me ever for us We sit in a back seat bumps a hard seat yellow bus Secure in me soothes the soul, quiet turmoil in rest I recognize you understand we sleep underdressed Take the first watch to watch you lay calm at peace Share the comfort, I know remember cherish cease, Kept in a heart unafraid let me care for you tonight Safe in a secure weathered trust lives in me a blight
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Feb 6
Feb 6, 2026 at 7:27 AM UTC
Rest Secure in Relief
There is a trust you can rely on rest secure in relief Fall in me completely absolute fearless underneath Where the בֶּטַח lies, a safe secure radiant confidence Listen to a dwell in us softly, ease in a gentle sense, Not a drop or dread utter reliance me in an instead, Prove a proven over time again in the bed we read, In the something of someone rest in me ever for us We sit in a back seat bumps a hard seat yellow bus Secure in me soothes the soul, quiet turmoil in rest I recognize you understand we sleep underdressed Take the first watch to watch you lay calm at peace Share the comfort, I know remember cherish cease, Kept in a heart unafraid let me care for you tonight Safe in a secure weathered trust lives in me a blight
To stay up all night, not because you want to, but because you have to, that primal need we have to live in the moment of our lives despite all the curled up chaos next to us with a fall in your arms trust that steps off a cliff, makes a leap of faith, does the crazy in the middle of the night, just to have that feeling once more if we could just do that before we die.
DarrellBaughn
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62/M/Jackson, Mississippi
Feb 6
Feb 6, 2026 at 7:27 AM UTC
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