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Lost then Found


I had everything, 

but I didn't appreciate it. 

This world is tempting. 
I had been throwing a fit. 
 
 
My father in heaven knows what's weighing on my mind. 
He's like a shadow by side. 
I don't know where to go, I have been blind.
But he will be my guide. 
 
 
Just like the Prodigal son, I lost my way.
 Just like the Prodigal son, I need to find my way home. 
I need to get down on my knees and pray. 
I don't know why I left to go roam. 
 
 
As I headed back, 
My father was outside waiting for me. 
This time, I will try not to lose track. 
This time, I won't flee. 
 
 
My father will always care. 
His love will never age. 
His love will always be in the air.
It's time for me to turn the page.
 
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