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Our Fire Burns Low A song
Our fire burns low; God's light grows dim, For our bodies bend beneath the weight of sin. We won't drink water pure from the well. Can God's sacred power help heal a child who fell.
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We love the night; good friends are few. With the laughing crowd we follow what is new. All alone in a world of our own. Will God's sacred fire help melt a granite stone.
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Cold fear beats on; warm joys are few. Can youth's innocence return like morning dew? Garish paths lead us down the dark way. Please God, calm the earth which always seems to sway.
Chorus: And then dark clouds break; God soothes our heavy pain. Our faces brighten. God buys our sordid gain. "Give me your burdens. I'll lift you once again."
© Allen Hackworth 2000 |