Good Morning

from City on a Hill by Neuma

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lyrics

Verse One: Each breath that I draw/ In this world I’m in awe/ Of my Lord and creator, can’t help but applaud/ His wonderful craftsmanship and his love/ But as second hands move, a push is a shove/ And I’m tempted to fall like rain from above/ Enough is enough, Lord God pick me up/ Each day is a challenge, each week is a cup/ And the last thing I need is to trip and slip up/ You’ve been in these shoes, you know what its like/ You faced the same issues, but you did it right/ A human by nature would pack and take flight/ But foolish am I, and perfect are you/ Not reliant on sight, my faith is in you/ From morning to night, I try to stay true/ For ‘the harvest is plenty, the workers are few’/ And whenever I struggle you come right on cue.

Chorus: Good morning mean old world/ Good Morning!/ What do you have in store for me today?/ Good morning mean old world/ Good Morning!/ How much dues will I pay?

Verse Two: As a slave to the time/ Despite your design/ Which was God and man perfectly intertwined/ I ask for a sign, or at-least some assurance/ The war that I wage, it comes with insurance/ I know from your word and also occurrence/ The flow of your love is against all our currents/ We press towards the goal with utmost endurance/ But can’t help the pull of our inner insurgence/ The days are too long in the viewpoint of many/ In struggles to work and to earn every penny/ But I look at the birds and see how you feed them/ We strive for our things, when we’ll never need them/ Good is the morning, though days may be evil/ I will always praise because I’ll always need you/ Be careful an enemy lurks to deceive you/ But bring on the day, with joy I receive you!