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Him


You once said I am the way, the truth, and the life

I'll follow you through the toughest rubber with strife

Let it be known that without you I am nothing

Know that I run to you when tribulations are coming

You are the Him I'll need to withstand the hottest deserts

You are the Him I'll want to comfort me through life's weathers

Because you told me that you are the way, the truth, and life

Thus, my existance is pointless without you by my side

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