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Wilderness - Loud & Clear Album Version

The rain falls on the righteous and the wicked
And mine is not to reason why this is
In this, I rest, in this I find my refuge
That my thoughts and ways are not His

I spend my life on looking up the answers
It's rare that I can't find a reason why
But reasons fail, children without mothers
His plan is more than I can know

Have you ever held a doubt
What this life is all about?
Have you questioned all these things
that seem important to us?

Do you really want to know
or are you a little scared?
You're afraid God is
not exactly what you'd have Him be

And what should I hold to and what should I do
How do I know if anything's true?
I'm somewhere in between Caanan and Egypt
A place called 'The Wilderness'

I'm not one who always trusts their feelings
I don't believe in what you'd call blind faith
But faith that you cand do all that you promised
And you said it all works for good

It's safe to say I don't see the big picture
I can't see the forest for the trees
And if five hundred lives were mine to get to know You
All could be spent on just this
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Have you ever held in doubt
What this life is all about?
Have you ever questioned all these things
that seem important to us?

Do you really wanna know
or are you a little scared?
You're afraid that God is not
exactly what you'd have Him be

What should I hold to and what should I do?
How do I know if anything's true?
I'm somewhere in between Caanan and Egypt
A place called 'The Wilderness'

And God, you You really understand
what it's like to be a man?
Have you ever felt the weight
of loving all the things you hate?
Have you struggled? Have you worried?
How can you sympathize?

I have spoken much too soon
Put my hand over my mouth
I can't contend with You

Your ways are so much higher
We pass through the fire
that Christ endured before us
when You were in 'The Wilderness'