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Hilary Weeks - God Bless Your Way lyrics
Dust was filling his sandals as he wandered his way through the streets. Amazed at the flurry of people who had come to pay the king. The night air grew crisp and chilly as the sun took its place in the west. But the inn seemed warm and inviting and he needed somewhere to rest. So he took a deep breath and got ready to knock. When the door opened and before he could talk, She said, “I have nothing to offer, oh I wish I could do something more. I’ll be back in just a moment, wait here by the door. All I have is this blanket. If you want it yours to take. Good luck on your journey and God bless your way.” He slipped into the crowd of travelers and he tried his best not to cry, when the glow of a flickering candle across the street caught his eye. Through a window he watched as they gathered with their table meagerly spread. And he wondered if this humble family could make room for one more head. So he walked to the door as he let out a sigh, when the question was asked the man softly replied, “We have nothing to offer. Oh I wish we could do something more. I’ll be back in just a moment if you’ll wait by the door. All we have is this simple bread. If you want it it’s yours to take. Good luck on your journey and God bless your way.” Then he noticed the stable. He felt warm for the first time that night. He went in and knelt by the manger, drawn in by the glow of its light. He gave the mother his blanket and the father the bread, And his gift to the baby was a kiss on his head. And he said, “That’s all I have to offer. How I wish I could give you much more. Your mother is kind and gentle, your father let me in the door. They said you’re from heaven, and that you’ve been sent for my sake. Good luck on your journey and God bless your way.” God bless your way. |
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