Simple Faith
I'm sorry, Lord, I wont scream tonight I won’t jerk or fall or sway. I’ll just talk to You quietly, if that’s alright; I hear You best this way. Forgive me, Lord, that I can't see Why my tongues should be heard by another. It’s mystery- straight to Your ear from me And it’s private- even when saints gather. Pardon me if I sit and reflect Instead of praying once again For what I’ve asked and believe I’ll get: Accept this faith, small as a grain. Should I not clap or dance or weep, Should I not do as others do: My stillness is a faith-filled leap It’s heartfelt; so it’s real to You. As long as You accept me, Lord, I come. My worship isn’t much of a show But if it’s to Your taste, I’ll look to none; Each to his faith, to each his own.