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Let Me do it with Grace
As my life, here, on earth
Though, the time has passed so swiftly
And its passage shows on my face. But, Lord, if I am dying, Let me do it with Your grace. If You would grant a few more years, I would be more blessed. For, I have a few more things to do Before I come home to rest. If I am coming home to You, Before I choose to leave this place, Then, my gracious Father, Let me do it with Your grace. My children, Lord, don't serve you. Please, help me draw them in. How it grieves my heart and Yours To watch them live in sin. But, if it not be Thy will To let me set this pace, Then, in Your precious mercy, To live or die with grace. So many things I have started And, for a little longer, I would ask That I might not leave here, Lord, With an unfinished task. Lord, I pray that I have humbly lived And when running one last race, Even though I am sad at leaving, Just let me do it with grace. When my spirit takes its leave As the mighty eagle flies upward, ever upward, higher still, Gone from earthly eyes ... Then, with my humble spirit freed To transcend both time and space, 'Til I reach heavens shore, Let me live or die.
Let me do it with Your grace.
© 2003 by Sandra Griffin
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