God Gave Me You

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I came across this nice religious song by accident and when I downloaded it to my mp3 player, I fell in love with it instantly. Lyrics below:


For all the times I felt cheated, I complained
You know how I love to complain
For all the wrongs I repeated, though I was to blame
I still cursed that rain
I didn't have a prayer, didn't have a clue
Then out of the blue

God gave me you to show me what's real
There's more to life than just how I feel
And all that I'm worth is right before my eyes
And all that I live for though I didn't know why
Now I do, 'cause God gave me you

For all the times I wore my self pity like a favorite shirt
All wrapped up in that hurt
For every glass I saw, I saw half empty
Now it overflows like a river through my soul
From every doubt I had, I'm finally free
I truly believe

God gave me you to show me what's real
There's more to life than just how I feel
And all that I'm worth is right before my eyes
And all that I live for though I didn't know why
Now I do, 'cause God gave me you

In your arms I'm someone new
With ever tender kiss from you
Oh must confess
I've been blessed

God gave me you to show me what's real
There's more to life than just how I feel
And all that I'm worth is right before my eyes
And all that I live for though I didn't know why (didn't know why)
Now I do (I finally do), 'cause God gave me you (God gave me You)

God gave me you


My favourite lines in the song are,

"In your arms I'm someone new
With ever tender kiss from you
Oh must confess
I've been blessed"


If God allows someday and I get married in a church, I wish to play this song just as my wife comes walking down the aisle. I am uploading the song now and I'm leaving a link. God Gave me You by Brian White.

Comments

Hepzibah The Watchman said…
What a beautiful song. I pray that God will fulfill your dream.
Jun 12, 2006, 9:26:00 PM
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