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What Will You Say?
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Clayton Jennings
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When I was little, I used to sit by the window and watch the world go by And my, oh my, did the world go by Because time flew, yes time flies And it carries us all to the day we're six feet deep with services by graveside And all we ever really want is for it to be a great ride So I used to sit in the backseat on the driver's side passing time And I'd watch every single car that passed us by Or at least I'd try And at ten years old, all I could think was I wonder where they're gonna go on the day they die And still to this day I look out my window And sometimes I roll it down and I let the wind blow And I close my eyes and I listen to the sound of travelers traveling by With the Sun on my face as it illuminates the sky And I could still hear the sweet voice of my mom from those long Sunday drives She'd say, "Son, you can be anything that you want to be And if it were up to me, I'd make you believe that God's plans for you aren't make-believe, they're reality" And Mom I've been out here living those dreams and I hope you're proud of me Because you taught me what it's like to live life powerfully You showed me what it's like to silence the voices of those who say life is only a pursuit of the salary What a travesty To live for money, it's a tragedy So Mom, to be rich with no faith, forget it because broke is what I'd rather be Because if money talks, I don't want it to talk to me Because I'd rather be a poor man stuck in poverty Than to be a slave to paper refusing to trust in God's sovereignty At ten years old, I was inspired I was inspired I was inspired to live a life that inspires others to take off the flat tires And travel freely down the highway Like I don't care what Satan tells me, not one single thing is gonna stand in my way Because I'd rather be out here being made fun of for Jesus than to be forgotten in my driveway And let's be real, man, so many of us do And we waste opportunities to get out there and spread truth And we wake up at 85 and say what happened to my youth, I never put it to use Christians afraid of letting their voice be heard Even more afraid of letting God's voice be heard through them Not realizing that their life is on display and it's a show for all to see like Truman And the dead men around them, by the power of their testimony, could become new men And we make excuses as to why we don't live sold out like, "Yo, man, I'm just human" Yes, you are, but God isn't And when He hung on that cross and said it is finished He gave you a blank page and pen and said here write the first and last sentence It's a war, are you gonna sit on the sidelines or get up and get in this? 'Cause it's a fight, man Every day, it's a battle for what's right It's a fight for your life And so often the wrong feels so right But I read the last page of the Bible, believe me, it's gonna be alright But until He comes like a thief in the night I'm gonna live this life like every day is a gift from God Because every day is a gift from God And God didn't give us this gift So that we would wallow and be set adrift into a sea of selfishness Like what can I achieve, and how much can I get? So we buy into this American Dream, but really It's just an American scheme A suicidal society where we scorn the Tim Tebows but celebrate the Charlie Sheens And we wonder why we're losing the teens And we wonder what it all means It means that sin is on the rise, we bought into its lies Thank God Jesus is still in the business of saving lives And He could save yours just like He saved mine And because He did, I don't have to focus on who I was or what I did Because Jesus forgave, yes Jesus forgives Not that we would drive through this life looking in the rearview At the old you Because Jesus doesn't say I told you He only says I love you Three nails and two wooden beams Believe me, man, He loves you And His promises are true And the Bible is truth And liberal professors who bash Him are fools But God still loves fools, and I'm really no better than them I'm just a messed-up dude who struggles with sin But I'm not about to deny my Creator to get an A on a paper Because one day my name will be written on a different piece of paper Whether it's soon or whether it's later And someone in a suit and tie will stand on a stage as my loved ones cry And he'll say the year I was born and the year that I died And when they call my name, I'll be far above the fray in a place far away All because I chose Jesus over this Because I didn't wanna sell away my Savior like Judas with a wink and a kiss You can't pump the brakes on life's highway You can't go back and you can't go sideways And if I had it my way, I'd go back to the ten-year-old me, and I'd say "Clayton, don't waste one opportunity to pray Be different from this world and stand out in every way" Because we're all just traveling to our grave And when you stand before Jesus, what will you say?
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