Why Me Lord
Gratitude Unveiled: Wade Edwards' Soulful Quest for Redemption
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Why me Lord, what have I ever done
Expressing a sense of unworthiness and questioning the reason for divine favor.
To deserve even one
Reflecting on the rarity of receiving even a single pleasure in life.
Of the pleasures I've known
Gratitude for the positive experiences and joys encountered.
Tell me Lord, what did I ever do
Pleading for insight into actions that might have earned God's love.
That was worth loving you
Questioning the worthiness of the speaker's actions that could merit God's love.
Or the kindness you've shown.
Acknowledging and appreciating the kindness shown by the divine.
Lord help me Jesus, I've wasted it so
Seeking help from Jesus, expressing regret for squandering opportunities or blessings.
Help me Jesus I know what I am
Admitting awareness of personal shortcomings and mistakes.
Now that I know that I've need you so
Realizing the need for Jesus now that the speaker understands their dependency.
Help me Jesus, my soul's in your hand.
Seeking divine assistance and entrusting the soul to Jesus.
Tell me Lord, if you think there's a way
Questioning if there's a way to repay or make amends for past actions.
I can try to repay
Expressing a willingness to try and make restitution for the wrongs committed.
cll I've taken from you
Acknowledging the burden of mistakes and seeking guidance to overcome them.
Maybe Lord, I can show someone else
Considering the possibility of helping others by sharing personal experiences.
What I've been through myself
Expressing a desire to guide others through similar challenges.
On my way back to you.
Aspiring to return to a spiritual path and reunite with God.
Lord help me Jesus, I've wasted it so
Reiterating the plea for assistance, acknowledging the wasted opportunities.
Help me Jesus I know what I am
Reaffirming awareness of personal shortcomings and seeking redemption.
Now that I know that I've need you so
Recognizing the dependency on Jesus and the urgent need for divine guidance.
Help me Jesus, my soul's in your hand.
Restating the entrustment of the soul to Jesus' care.
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