We Pray
Hollyn's song reflects on the struggle of seeing the wicked prosper while the faithful suffer, echoing the psalmist's lament. The lyrics question whether keeping a pure heart was worth it, yet affirm trust in God's guidance and rescue. The singer acknowledges slipping but celebrates God's constant catching and saving, expressing gratitude for repeated deliverance. The song is a personal testimony of faith and thanksgiving, rooted in the assurance that the believer belongs to God and is guided through every trial.
In moments when my feet were slipping
I envied the proud
Seemed like all they did would prosper
Healthy and strong
Pain didn't last long
Saying, "What does God know?"
As they have plenty
Did I keep my heart pure for nothing?
Did I keep my innocence, for what?
For what?
I still belong to you
You guide me through and through
I still belong to you
You guide me through and through
Oh, there goes my foot again
It's slippin' off the rocks
And oh here You come to catch me again
Like it was no problem
How many times do I have to say, "Thank you!"
How many times are you gonna come through
And rescue me?
I still belong to you
You guide me through and through
I still belong to you
You guide me through and through