Who could have guessed by evening I’d be
Just a broken man sitting amongst broken pottery
Robbed of my children, robbed of my wealth
So much has been taken from this husk from this shell.
I never meant to be a picture of patience
And I never signed up for this suffering
I spend these passing moments
Wondering what the next will bring
What does a man do when he’s lost everything
I feel like a man that’s been pushed to the brink
Arms length from death, I’ve lost everything
Couldn’t imagine this morning that by nightfall
This was all I’d have left
Shall I accept good, but not trouble in life
I never thought I’d stand guilty before even my friends
My dignity shredded by the things they contend
What kind of friend would comfort like this
Who invited friends such as these
Who know not my heart and only add to my misery
I’ve never been quite this low before
Knowing in my heart I’m not ashamed
I can’t help but think I’ve reached a desperate place
Because I’m asking God if I couldn’t have
Just been erased. Never breathed, never spoken,
Had only these eyes just never awoken.
I’m just a man that’s been pushed to the brink
But while I know that God doesn’t owe me anything
I only request an audience, just a chance to make my plea
Hoping and praying that God hasn’t forgotten me.
then he speaks from the storm and I am undone
How could I have hoped to contend with this one
Who holds the stars in their place and binds the sea
Surely I’ve spoken of things well beyond me
He speaks from the storm and all else is still
the storehouses of earth lay silent
created and held by his will
Surely I’ve spoken of things I can’t understand
Not a word not a whisper escapes from his hand
I’m just a man that was pushed to the brink
God set me straight on a number of things
He’s spoken and answered and I couldn’t form words
I’m here overwhelmed by the things I’ve heard
My requests my arguments - they now seem so shallow
Where I once thought I was right, his name is hallowed
He’s answered and I can speak no more
Despite my faults, I’ve been restored
All to the glory of my God, my Lord
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