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Post 13: Theme About Favorite Song

When it comes to music, I've never been the type of person who just listens to anything. I like to listen to music that not only I can relate to, but have meaning to as well. Right now a particular song that I really love is a Gospel song entitled "Open My Heart" by, Yolanda Adams. This song theme to me is basically; "I'm Lost and I Need God The Most". I've went through some times in my life where I felt as if I was so lost, and nobody could help me out this dark spot in my life but God. Every morning I wake up and give God thanks for allowing me to see another unpromising day, that a lot of people didn't get a chance to see. After I've given him thanks, I then start my morning off with this song, and before I go to bed I play this song as well. When I play this song before bed, that's my time to let go of all my worries of the day and hand them over to God, here's a little piece of it.
SN: I'm not perfect, but I thank God that I'm not Close to what I used to be.


Alone in a room
It's just me and you
I feel so lost
Cause I don't know what to do
Now what if choose the wrong thing to do
I'm so afraid, afraid of disappointing you
So I need to talk to you
And ask you for your guidance
Especially today
When my world seems cloudy
Guide me until I'm sure
I open up my heart
My hopes and dreams 
Are fading fast
I'm all burned out
And I don't think my strengths gonna last
So I'm crying out
Crying out to you
Lord I know that you're the only one
Who is able to pull me through
So I need to talk to you
And ask you for your guidance
Especially today
When my world seems cloudy
Guide me until I'm sure
I open up my heart
So show me how
To do things your way
Don't let me make the same mistakes 
Over and over again
Your will be done 

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