Can’t Always Manage Precious

The crossroads in life are as daunting as finding your way in a desert without a compass. The way you take is guided by the sun. Keep the sun fixed and you might better know where you are. The fact is, when you don’t have direction you need to rely on the Lord. Not all things will you manage on your own.

Can’t Always Manage Precious

Crossroads present many choices

And they can scream with distorted voices

None ever say dear go this way

They compel me to turn with trouble dismay

A long time ago I said Jesus come in

Live here in my heart and cleanse me from sin

When I did I thought it was all done

And I could cruise through life’s cross roads, every one

Yet I still stop and have my doubt

Surely I should be able to work things out

My heart has been cleansed so surely I must know

At those crossroads which way to go

Now when I get there I still hear screams

A lot of distraction to slow my dreams

Got many choices still but why

Even after I invited Jesus in, can’t I

Pilot my course without uncertainty

Right or left, straight ahead, which can it be?

Every turning looks the same, which should I take

Can’t just go to any that would make

Inaccurate judgment so what should I do

Oh Jesus, are you still here? I turn to you

Use me, guide me, I’ll do things your way

Should’ve been focused on you all along, please forgive me I pray

 

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