Job was a good man, for God he took a stand.
The devil came along took his health and his home and all that he had.
Then Job's wife said end it all, but Job rose up and stood tall.
If you'd of been there that day I think you heard ol' Job say, I believe I'll go on.

I believe I'll go on, trusting Him alone.
Though the burdens been heavy and the storms have been many, He'll lead me safety home.
And when I get there, I'll leave all sorrows and cares.
Though this road may be longer, Lord I pray you'll make me stronger, and I believe I'll go on.

Now there have times when I felt I couldn't make it.
There have times when my life here was shaken.
And there have been times, I couldn't find the strength to carry on.
But in the mist of darkness, when I heard his voice saying "child you're not alone."
So I'll hold to God's hand, He'll give me grace to stand, and I believe I'll go on.

I believe I'll go on, trusting Him alone.
Though the burdens been heavy and the storms have been many, He'll lead me safety home.
And when I get there, I'll leave all sorrows and cares.
Though this road may be longer, Lord I pray you'll make me stronger, and I believe I'll go on.

And I believe I'll go on, trusting Him alone.
Though the burdens been heavy and the storms have been many, He'll lead me safety home.
And when I get there, I'll leave all sorrows and cares.
Though this road may be longer, Lord I pray you'll make me stronger, and I believe I'll go on.

Though this road may be longer, Lord I pray you'll make me stronger, and I believe I'll go on.