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Enough - Part 2

Hmm. It's the Eve of my East Timor Trip. Actually it is another few hours time... before I go to the airport :)
After packing my bags and reflecting on some things, I actually came up with the
FULL VERSION of ENOUGH. not sure why I had the inspiration, I'm sure it must be
the Holy Spirit. Here's the lyrics..

I've changed the 3rd line of the chorus from:
"I won't care what people may say" to
"I won't fear what people may say"
It's more fear than indifference that we face sometimes for taking the narrow way -i.e. the road less travelled by many.

Enough

Verse 1:
Jesus, thank you for your life
Living Sacrifice, You were crucified
Jesus, help me live your life
I lay aside my pride
To know You is my prize

Chorus:
I will choose the narrow way
Take the narrow path
I won't fear what people may say
You are more than enough for me
You are my eternity

Verse 2:
Jesus, your love has changed my life
Shepherd of the blind, you gently lead and guide
Jesus, my flesh I crucify
My rights I will deny
Your name I'll glorify

Bridge:
Jesus, the way, My Destiny
The truth, the life, my true reality
Your Presence with me as I walked my destiny
Is enough for me, to trust and to believe...

Thank You Lord for this song. Help me live it.
Now or Never

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