Where Could I Go
Jordan Smith's rendition of the classic hymn 'Where Could I Go But to the Lord' is a heartfelt expression of total dependence on God. The song acknowledges the struggles and temptations of life in a sinful world, where human comfort and friendship fall short. It emphasizes that in times of need, the only true refuge and friend is the Lord. The lyrics convey a sense of surrender and trust, recognizing that only God can provide the spiritual care and salvation that the soul requires. This timeless message of seeking God as our ultimate shelter resonates with believers facing life's challenges.
Living below, in this old sinful world
Hardly a comfort can afford
Striving alone, to face temptation's sword
Where could I go, but to the Lord
Where could I go, but to the Lord
Where could I go, oh where could I go
Seeking a refuge for my soul, for my soul
Needing a friend, to help me in the end
Where could I go, but to the Lord, to the Lord
Neighbors are so kind, I love them everyone
We get along in sweet accord, yes we do
But when my soul needs tending from above
Where could I go but to the Lord
Oh where could I go, oh where could I go
Seeking a refuge for my soul
When I'm needing a friend to help me in the end
Where could I go, but to the Lord, to the Lord
Where could I go, but to the Lord
Oh, when I'm needing a friend to help me in the end
Where could I go, but to the Lord, to the Lord
Where could I go, but to the Lord, to the Lord
Where could I go, but to the Lord
Amen