I don't want divisions, just want peace,
I'd rather run from conflict, seek release,
Better to leap into fire's embrace,
Than shame a friend, and lose my place.
I hate to bring another shame or pain,
Trying to walk in their shoes, feel their strain,
Avoiding the chance to cause disgrace,
Choosing empathy in every case.
When someone else defends my name,
My face turns white, I feel the shame,
I try to flee, find a quiet space,
It's just me and God, in His embrace,
For in the end, people let you down,
But God's always there, no need to frown.
The Lord won't lie, won't lead astray,
Unlike men, who might betray,
Before the Holy One, be meek and low,
Ashes and dust, let your spirit grow.
Only in God can trust be found,
He'll never leave, always around,
You do your part, and leave the rest,
To God above, who knows what's best,
Be humble like Moses, true and wise,
In front of God, no need for disguise.
For in the end, people let you down,
But God's always there, no need to frown.
I don't want divisions, just want peace,
Running from conflict, I seek release,
With God's hand guiding every trace,
I find my strength, my saving grace.
When someone else defends my name,
My face turns white, I feel the shame,
I try to flee, find a quiet space,
It's just me and God, in His embrace,
For in the end, people let you down,
But God's always there, no need to frown.
For in the end, people let you down,
But God's always there, no need to frown.
When someone else defends my name,
My face turns white, I feel the shame,
I try to flee, find a quiet space,
It's just me and God, in His embrace,
For in the end, people let you down,
But God's always there, no need to frown.