so, cheniese quoted jars of clay while listening to johnny cash . . . it was too crazy a coincidence not to mention. been thinking about "worlds apart" while listening to "hurt" and "bridge over troubled water" . . . which prolly makes me sound depressed. but i'm not depressed. i'm pensive. anyway, here are some lyrics to make you ponder and . . . pense?
from "worlds apart" by jars of clay:
it takes all i am to believe
in the mercy that covers me
...
more and more i need You now
i owe You more each passing hour
...
take my world apart, take my world apart
i pray, i pray, i pray
take my world apart
there was a time in my life, not so long ago, when this song was all that i could pray . . . and so few people around me knew it. there was a battle inside that, looking back, could have ended very differently were it not for grace. were it not for my conviction that God was better than anything i could conjure up on my own.
from "hurt" - johnny cash's cover of nine inch nails:
what have i become,
my sweetest friend?
everyone i know,
goes away in the end,
and you could have it all:
my empire of dirt,
i will let you down,
i will make you hurt.
i don't cut. i don't do drugs. but, then again, self-destructive behaviour doesn't have to be physical to devastate.
from "bridge over troubled water", which has been covered by so many people that i don't know who wrote it:
when you're weary, feeling small,
when tears are in your eyes, i will dry them all;
i'm on your side,
when times get rough
and friends just can't be found,
like a bridge over troubled water
i will lay me down.
like a bridge over troubled water
i will lay me down.
the rest of the song is great, too . . . but two friends of mine, and Jesus, both lived this for me last week. i love them so. all three of them.
3 comments:
first off : bridge over troubled water - simon and garfunkel 1971
And remember, if you ever don't need gentle words of advice, come to me. And even if you do, i'll give it my best shot.
According to this website the song Bridge Over Troubled Water was written in 1970 by Paul Simon yet it was sung alone by Art Garfunkel. Sorry to have to correct you Skoch.
I'm I the only one who loved Clay Aiken's rendition of Bridge over troubled water??
Ok, MAybe, but its great. Great dong to listen to if your down.
Peace,
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