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i have a father

Although it may sound really odd that this is the next post after the last song, "father i need you" , I wrote that one a while ago, but it stayed on my android. I am in fact feeling a bit down today, its all this job hunting I have been. After all being a masters student and in UK, you are expected to get a job. But then again, as I was talking to my brother, he told me that its basically God's will over mine that should should matter that I got a job or not. I am sad but I am learning to trust.

Its rather to unfamiliar,
Its hard to even think,
I still keep on hoping,
And keep my eyes fixed on him,
I keep my eyes on him,
I keep my thoughts to him,
I have a father,
He knows my name,
He cares for my cares,
He knows me whole.
I have a father,
I have him in me,
He is my refuge
, And my shelter and my peace.





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