Kim Hill – Mysterious Ways

Kim Hill Mysterious Ways

Kim Hill – Mysterious Ways Lyrics

Artist: Kim Hill
Song: Mysterious Ways

Living in this game of chance
Driven by the wheels of circumstance
While at the hand of mercy
Balanced on a changing scale

How can life be strong and yet so frail?
What is the deeper meaning?
In my feeble mind
I try to find the reason

Who knows why, it’s hard to say
God works in mysterious ways
Never sure just what lies
Waiting ’round the corner

Weaving through this haunting maze
God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways, whoa-whoa…
Knowing there’s a greater plan

Even still it’s hard to understand
When certain fates befall me
Dealing with the lesser known
Learning that His ways are not my own

But still I keep believing
Making sense of consequence
Is hard to fathom
Looking through this holy haze

God works in mysterious ways
Black and white could surely clear
These clouded visions
But I live in a world of greys

So God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways
Questions fall like showers of endless rain
Into oceans of the unexplained

But someday, it all will be made known
I can give no rationale
Or words of wisdom
Just a cloudy paraphrase

God works on mysterious ways
State of wonder, state of grace
Pieces falling into place
It’s more than just an old cliché

God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways

God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways

God works in mysterious ways
God works in mysterious ways…
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From the album:
Testimony
Release Year: 2009