His Promise Set Me Free
I dragged my fingers across the leather
There lay all that was of me
My breath soon flew north past Never Land
It didn’t take long to finally believe
I opened up the book of old
I leaned my life was made anew
Before my heart belonged to things
How come I never turned to You?
I tried to find my life in those
With packs of skin so finely toned
Who charmed with words and promises
That never really filled me whole
I wish in times when darkness dwelled
I didn’t rely on him to see
But that I opened the Word collecting dust
And solely just relied on He
My youth consumed by fairytales
That ended not so happily
Goliath’s feet were stomping on
The plates below would stumble me
I read that David, oh so small
Defeated him with just belief
That I can make the mountains move
With just the smallest mustard seed
When I need knowledge, peace and calm
I gain my wisdom from the Psalms
I pray for signs of what to do
My fingers latched between my palms
So when I go back to the days
When nobody was there for me
I smile when I think of Christ
And how His promise set me free
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