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Believe in Christ


Believe in Christ

No matter how daunting and wanting

Or how huge the difference

Neither what they‘ll say

But I vow

Believe in Christ


Relatives may run away

Friends may lead you astray

Challenges host you, lack what to say

The only safe thing to you I say

Believe in Christ



In this world of present

You may encounter unsurmountable dent’

Others you may think‘d been sent

But I tell you there’s one sent

Believe in Christ


Look up then

Look down then

Turn left then

Turn right and you

Believe in Christ

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Losioki Somoire

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