BROKEN CHAINS
Broken Chains
There is power in the name of Love
it all started from heaven above
To Break every chain that toyed me to the dark
Break every chain that locked me away
Break every chain that cut deep within
I hold my pains so long within
I cry out to you Jehovah
to unlock these chains of my heart
Break the spell that was put upon my soul
Break every chain that kept me down so low
Break every chain that beat me night and day
take the rode and beat away those lies
IN The Power Of Love
my heart holds the truth of you
The whispers in the morning
of the angels that watched over my soul
has prayed night and day
to keep a light upon my path
where I know deep within my heart
there is a love that is stronger then the dark
when lovers sleeping tight through out the night
there they will here the rolling thunder of my cry's
As they will look out side
they will see the light that shines on me
that Jehovah is taken the chains off of me
I hold on to my broken down body
And I feel each move of my bones
make way for healing of my soul
Jehovah your voice is warm and tender
you hold compassion over my soul
Your Love I could not forsake
this is no dreams of heartaches and pains
you open my eyes and showed me I am truly alive
I am a lady of white
Whenever you reach for me I will always be near
I'll do all that I can to show you I care
Lost is how I was feeling lying in your love
but you clean me up like one of your white doves
When the world outside get too strong for me to bear
you rapped me up in your care
That's all I need is to know you love me
when I'm with you in your care
I know that no one could ever take that away from me
Even though there may be times
It seems I'm far away in the cloud of gray
But I will Never wonder where you are
because Your love is with me even from far
you are always by my side day and night
for the rest of my life .
Poetic Lilly J. Emery (c)
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