Death's valley yawns before me
I, fearful, face the night again
Knowing the trials and the pains
Against which I have no security
It's bitter and black inside
The vale. The wind is piercing cold
In vain I seek a hand to hold
Search for a place to hide
And none I see. I cast
Myself to the ground and weep
And drift into a troubled sleep
Wishing the shadows would past
Then You came and woke me
You told me again of Your love
Around I'd looked but above
You were watching faithfully
Forgive my pride and selfishness
For fearing, cowering, doubting
Now Your hand I'm trusting
To carry me through the abyss
Today I'll trust and tomorrow
I will lift Your name high
For You are there to hear my cry
To carry me through pain and sorrow
Father, like a child,
I lift my hand to You.
The storm is strong, the waves are wild,
But I know You'll see me through.
Originally published January 1, 2009
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