Friday, May 21, 2010

+Again and again+

I heard this song in my car the other day ("With a smile like that" by Jon Troast)and I think it could very well be a song from us to God. If we look at it like that, it personifies God quite a bit, but sometimes, I don't think there's too much wrong with that... especially when it's of this nature... The end of the song is what really grabbed me... Think about it yourself too...
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I got a feelin
You light up a lot of rooms
with a smile like that
yours is a welcome face
so good to see you here
I was feelin alone

you're the city on the hill
you're a lighthouse in a storm
leading me to the shore
I crossed an empty sea
got lost in a crowded street
then I find you here

Nobody told me where
It's like it was meant to be
I don't know what that means
you are a destinations door
you're my favorite place to go
you always feel like home.

If I lose my way again and again
If I lose my way again and again
If I lose my way again and again and again
Would you guide me home again and again
Would you guide me home again and again
Would you guide me home again and again and again
Cause I'd come back to you again and again
I'd come back to you again and again
I'd come back to you again and again... again and again and again
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If I lose my way, would you guide me home? I'd come back to you.
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I know I've lost my way again and again and I typically try to rely on myself to find my way back... to... wherever I was. Next time I lose my way, God needs to be my guide home...
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Well also you know, I think for our purposes, it would be better if the lyrics went in this order... "If I lose my way, I'd come back to you... would you guide me home?"
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It's a plea. God, I've lost my way and I don't know what to do... But I realize I need to rely on you... guide me home?
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It's not about having God guide us home and then saying well thanks, I suppose I can rely on you again... No, it's about realizing our need for God and then having God guide us back to wherever we came.
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Have you lost your way?
Who are you relying on to return you home?

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