Let the King of my heart
be the mountain where I run
The Fountain I drink from
Oh He is my Song
Let the King of my heart
be the shadow where I hide
the ransom for my life
Oh He is my Song
We’ve been listening to the lyrics. We know they are true, but sometimes it’s hard to sing them, yes? It costs something to sing words that we’ve wrestled mightily with. We believe He’s good, but honestly? It doesn’t feel “good”. It feels so not-good.
You are good
Good
ooh
You are good
Good
ooh
Sometimes we sing these songs over our own hearts because they need to hear our voices say it out loud. We sing them because the person next to us in our worship service needs to see someone who has gone through something painful still believing.
You’re never gonna let me down
You’re never gonna let me down
You’re never gonna let me down. . .
Sometimes the lyrics come as a desperate reminder that we’re counting on our Savior. Jesus, we feel like you have let us down sometimes. Can we sing it from a place of faith that believes when we see the whole picture, you always come through?
I’m so glad I learned to trust thee,
Precious Jesus, Savior, Friend.
And I know that thou art with me;
Wilt be with me to the end.