Alita's Song
by Mike Warner
Some people wander life aimless
Others seek riches and charms
Some people stay
In lands far away
So the lonely can lie in their arms
Which we become is a mystery
What is it that turns us around
Sometimes the wise
Sometimes the despised
Pour out their souls on the ground
And Jesus, He was a rambler
Never called any place home.
He wandered lands
And offered his hands
To the young and the sick and the old
Ours is a land blessed with plenty
Some say it's more than our share
And yet there are those
Whose willingness rose
To give away more than is fair.
And this is the path you have taken
No one can walk it but you.
A desperate chance
To share in a dance
That almost none of us knew.
And Jesus, He was a rambler
I sense that you will be too.
A delicate life
Against suffering and strife
Even after you've costed it through
I don't believe in nations
But I believe in you
To stand in the road
Shoulder the load
And change the world when you do
And change the world when you do
I wish we all could be ramblers
But only some of us do.
Lay down the money
The milk and the honey
Trade a cause for the life that we knew
And if that's the life you are choosing
You know that there's no turning cold
For once you have tasted
The life that ain't wasted
It runs like a drug through your soul.
And Jesus, he was a rambler
And you crave the life that He owns.
Once you're a rambler
An idealist gambler
You'll feel the call in your bones.
You'll live your life as a rambler
You will call every place home
You'll wander the lands
And offer your hands
To the young and the sick and the old
To the young and the sick and the old
To the young and the sick and the old
Copyright 2005 Mike Warner.
Cool song, huh?! Thanks, Mike! It really means a lot to me. :)
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