Remember where you came from and who you are
Walking through the fields of life
Past the trails of memories
The wood is whittled by the knife
And all wood is begotten of the trees
Yet, sometimes in valleys dark
I become forgetful
And the thought I neglect to hark
Beckons me regretful
Thus I stray in purpose
In identity and affections
I battle feeling worthless
I have no pure intentions
And in the darkness deep
So cold and miserable
Stumbling on the mountain steep
Cowardly corrupting courage, captivating control
And I am hit
By the stones of the offender
If only I had a lantern lit
I wouldn't feel the need to surrender
Before I take one more pivotal step
I have a pivotal thought
A pivotal tear defines me wept
Because the pivotal blood I forgot
And though darkness surrounds me
Brightness has found me
Yet I am burdened by one thought completely
In the midst of my redemption, how could I not remember to see
That I was in darkness
in the night
Until Jesus gave me His yoke
So light
By taking on my bitter loss
The crowned King so divine
And bleeding on the sinner's cross
That the Lamb and bride May dine
Yet I am just a splinter
Whittled from the tree
Hoping in the winter
To remember, it should have been me.