
We’re taught
that weakness is
not good,
To always be
strong like we
should.
But there’s a
limit to what’s
inside,
To how much pain
that we can
hide.
We go through
life, stuffing
and denying,
Until it comes
easily, without
trying.
We turn to
liquor, drugs
and beer,
To avoid the
feelings that we
fear.
Life seems good,
for a while,
We learn to
function and to
smile.
But then one day
the bottom
crashes in,
And we realize
this isn’t how
to win.
We've tried and
tried with all
our might,
And still the
end seems out of
sight.
We know that we
can’t do it
alone,
And we turn to
God to lead us
home.
After we’ve been
clean for some
time,
Those old
grievances and
pain come to
mind.
Now is the time
that we face
them head on,
Learning
sometimes,
weakness is
really being
strong.
August 24, 2000