Glass and Stone

I’ve been walking on a fault line,
Every step I feel it bend,
I was holding onto answers,
That were never mine to mend.

I was built from all these fractures,
Every crack I tried to hide,
But the breaking taught me something
I was never meant to fight alone inside.

I bend, I shake, I almost fall,
But I don’t shatter after all.

I’m glass in the storm, but You’re the stone,
I break, You stand, I’m not alone.
When the weight is more than I can hold,
I lean on truth that won’t erode.

I fracture, I bend, but I don’t run,
You’re the strength when I have none.
I may crack beneath the tone,
But I’m held by something stronger, stone.

Oh oh, I’m not alone,
Oh oh, You don’t move, You don’t fold.

I’ve been shouting through the silence,
Trying not to lose my ground,
Every fear is getting louder,
But Your voice is the deeper sound.

I was chasing all the wrong things,
Looking for a perfect form,
But faith was never flawless
It was standing through the storm.

I bend, I shake, I feel the strain,
But You don’t move, You don’t change.

I’m glass in the storm, but You’re the stone,
I break, You stand, I’m not alone.
When the weight is more than I can hold,
I lean on truth that won’t erode.

I fracture, I bend, but I don’t run,
You’re the strength when I have none.
I may crack beneath the tone,
But I’m held by something stronger, stone.

If I fall apart tonight,
Let the pieces meet the light,
Every shard reflects Your face,
Every break becomes a place

For grace.

I’m glass in the storm, but You’re the stone,
Time can shake me, You won’t fold.
Every fear that I outgrow,
Is proof I’m not this fragile soul.

I may bend, I may be worn,
But I’m not lost, I’m being formed.
I was never meant to stand alone
I’m glass and flesh
But You’re the stone.

So if I crack beneath the weight,
I know the ground beneath won’t break.