Three days down in the belly
Three days down in a fish
Three days down I am running
Three days drowning in contempt
Who can rescue me now
Of three days hopelessness
Hiding from the Father
Down in a whale of a fish
For I have lived, I have loved
I have lost, I have cried
I have died to rebellion
Please Almighty Gracious One
Three days down in a belly
Three days down paid a price
Three days down in a fish
Three days later gave me life
By that same awesome power
I am changed, I am born
Took three days for this song
Spit me out, I've thankfulness
I had tried to deny
To resist the will of God
I had tried to run and hide
But its God who chose to die
Three days in the belly of a fish
Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord!
The Advent took my sinfulness
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Monday, December 8, 2008
Created New
By the pond of illusions sits an old tired tree
Whose pace has fallen considerably
From when he was young and sprout,
Like an aching train grinds to surcease,
He remembers how it used to deceive.
Tides of situations had forged their front against him
Each time retreating with one more limb
Tweaking his habitual
Life each time from change to painful loss,
These tormenting memories made of grim.
Oh the many seasonal changes year after year
Dressed and undressed him leaving him bare
From youth to maturity
It was they that transformed him from one
Gentle tree into a harvest to spare
He ponders those forces uncontrollable vices
Through tedious ages him pestered,
Distracted by the pond's lure.
How he had closed his fists against life,
How he had missed all the joyful voices.
And resolves to near a complete conversional end,
Facing the rain, wind, trouble and pain,
All the seasons that made him,
Forgetting one ardent pond at last,
To embrace and enjoy the life to him lend.
Gnarled yet beautiful his story sings a tune
So true he forgot to listen to
The song from his creator
That while certain change may seem like loss
It's but by Christ our heavenly debut
Whose pace has fallen considerably
From when he was young and sprout,
Like an aching train grinds to surcease,
He remembers how it used to deceive.
Tides of situations had forged their front against him
Each time retreating with one more limb
Tweaking his habitual
Life each time from change to painful loss,
These tormenting memories made of grim.
Oh the many seasonal changes year after year
Dressed and undressed him leaving him bare
From youth to maturity
It was they that transformed him from one
Gentle tree into a harvest to spare
He ponders those forces uncontrollable vices
Through tedious ages him pestered,
Distracted by the pond's lure.
How he had closed his fists against life,
How he had missed all the joyful voices.
And resolves to near a complete conversional end,
Facing the rain, wind, trouble and pain,
All the seasons that made him,
Forgetting one ardent pond at last,
To embrace and enjoy the life to him lend.
Gnarled yet beautiful his story sings a tune
So true he forgot to listen to
The song from his creator
That while certain change may seem like loss
It's but by Christ our heavenly debut
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