If I Must Live
If I must live
let it be as free as the wind
As strong as the earth
and as long as the longest river
If I must live
Let me be as patient as a redwood tree
As stubborn as the waves upon the land
As resilient as a montian within a storm
If I must live
Let me see the world through Your eyes
As gracious and beautiful as it may be
Let me forgive but never forget
And always fall in love again
Let me fall in the love with the towering trees
And the sunset over the mountains and open plains
Let me fall in love with the people
As different as we may be
Let me shatter and pick up the pieces
But always trust again
If I must live
Let me see the world in all it's beauty and gore
And still believe in the world it could be
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