The Lonely Christian Girl
The Lonely Christian Girl Then Jesus smiled and kindly said,
(C) 1999
Down in the valley of deep remorse,
Stood a lonely Christian Girl.
So battered, so bruised, so torn with grief,
Crying, "Master! Hear my plea."
Then Jesus stretched forth his hands and said,
"Rise up my child, come and die."
Lifting her head and seeing the Saviour's outstretched arms.
She said, "Father, takes me as I am."
He smiled at her and kindly said, "Release your faith
for vistory will be won. I am willing to take you to you to a better land."
Cuddled in his arms she wept,
"Father protects me from harms and ills.
Let me lift mine eyes to that glorious hill, and within me your Holy Spirit fill.
And remove all those sins' stains and guilt."
Even your very foes.”
With tears in her eyes, she gladly reply,
“I belong to, I’m not my own. Please grant me those wonderful gifts unknown,
To take with me to that golden town.”
Rising from her new born state, she whispered,
“I must move on, or else I’ll be late.
On that judgment day I mustn't miss my date
For I must ride through the golden gate."
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