Someone Has Been Praying!

This morning, the Lord gave me the rest of the words for the song! A big "thank you" to all who have been praying!

I wish I could share the music, too... But since I can't, here is the complete song--finally!

Mary's Song (At Your Feet)

I walk into Your presence, Lord,
I fall down on my face
As I come before You, Lord,
I marvel at Your love and grace.

Refrain:
At Your feet, I find a place of perfect peace
At Your feet, I find a place of sweet release
At Your feet, I've finally found that I am home
So take me Lord; shape me, Lord
While I sit at Your feet

So many voices calling me
Can cause my heart to stray
But when I listen to Your voice
I know You'll show the better way... (back to Refrain)

Bridge:
I come and lay my heart at Your feet
I pour it out to You
And as I gaze into Your eyes,
You give me all of Your heart, too. (back to Refrain)

 © 2006.  Joni Renee Johnson.  All Rights Reserved. 

Thanks be to God for this indescribable gift!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Joni,
You have no idea how much this song spoke to my heart.
Love ya...Krendi
November 28, 2006 12:23 PM
Joni said…
Thanks for stopping by, Krendi! It means a lot to me that you stopped by...and that the song spoke to you!

Love you!
Joni
November 28, 2006 1:51 PM
Anonymous said…
As one of the privileged few who have actually heard the song, I wanted to tell you that I think it's awesome.

Love ya,
Keith
November 29, 2006 5:47 PM
Joni said…
Thank you, my love...

You melt my heart!
December 01, 2006 7:40 PM
Anonymous said…
Joni my dear friend,

How very lovely. Thank you for sharing.

Love,
Lin
December 03, 2006 2:07 PM
Anonymous said…
You going to share your song when you come to KS?
January 01, 2007 3:24 PM
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