Half a Mile a Day
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Half a Mile a Day
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I'm comin' lord, for my heavenly reward
I'm comin' home to you, can you see me comin' thru
Thru clouds of persecution, and stumblin' on my way
I 'spect i'm only makin', 'bout a half a mile a day.
The road to heaven doesn't have a rapid transit plan,
It's one way with no changes heading to the promised land.
But i believe that if i'll heed the things he had to say,
Even i might get to heaven at a half a mile a day.
Lord, when i let you lead, i never make much speed
"cause i have to stop and touch, the ones who need so much
Then sometimes others pull me, off of your narrow way
And by my mistakes, i barely make, a half a mile a day.
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