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Song 2006

I have recently bought a yamaha keyboard for $350.00 in hope that I can pick up, keyboard playing by just playing on the keyboard everyday. The progress I've made so far is encouraging and I continue to ask God to help me. The reason why I am learning to play the keyboard is also to help me with my song writing. Pastor WahLok came to our church for a worship seminar in February this year and his session on song writing has caused a resurgence in me to write songs.

The songs I've written so far...

2003 - Running after You
2004 - Die to Me
2005 - My King
2006 - ???

I've been asking God for songs. I've not written anything for 2006. Hmmm.. and it's strange, last night I started on something. Here's the draft of the lyrics, I am still trying to work out the lyrics. May the Lord help me.

"Lord your love on Calvary
Give me life and caused me to see
I'll turn my face upon your grace
Give me strength to run this race

I will walk in all of Your ways
Always trust, I'll always obey
I'll cross the line of doubts and dismay
Lord turn my darkness into praise"

These are the two verses which I had, (still modifying) ... heee heee.
Neverthelesssss I am thrilled at how God is speaking to me.
Hopefully the chorus will be one that will truly give him the glory and praise.

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