TITLE: I Found My Perfect Song By Amber Riebe 10/04/07 |
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Well, I used to dance to a different beat,
With the ways of the world so cold beneath my feet.
I thought I knew the rhythm I wanted to follow.
I thought along with the song came the pain and the sorrow.
For so long I sang that song
but then one day something just didn’t jive,
something felt wrong.
I had gotten tired of always singing the blues
And I was ready to try something new.
So I lifted my hands towards heaven and when I did,
I found the perfect song in You.
Now I have the perfect rhythm within my soul.
I have the Rock of Ages in my heart and I’m ready to roll!
Never again will I sing those blues,
For I’ve handed over the song writing of my life to You.
Now my life’s rhythm follows the beat of Your heart.
This beautiful melody You’ve brought to my life is a flawless work of art.
Never again will I sing such a sad song.
Now I know You were who I was looking for all along.
Your beat makes my hands start clapping!
I can’t seem to keep my toes from tapping!
Jesus, You’ve set my feet a-dancing!
Now I have the perfect rhythm within my soul.
I have the Rock of Ages in my heart and I’m ready to roll!
Never aging will I sing those blues,
For I’ve handed over the song writing of my life to You.
I love this new song You’ve given me.
Now I will sing forever and never again be off key.
I owe everything good in my life to You.
My heart You will always keep perfectly tuned.
Jesus, You are my perfect song
For in You there is no wrong.
I had gotten tired of always singing the blues
And I was in need of something new.
So I lifted my hands towards heaven,
And I’m so glad I did, because I found my perfect song in You.
Now I have the perfect rhythm within my soul.
I have the Rock of Ages in my heart and I’m ready to roll!
Never again will I sing those blues
for I’ve handed over the song writing of my life to You.
I no longer struggle to find the perfect tune,
For I’ve handed over the song writing of my life to You!
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