© Glen B Powell 1996
You Thought – Audio
You Thought – Lyrics
To have and to hold, to handle only what you’re told
To shape, to mould, to feel the lukewarm, hot and cold
To touch and to pray, take the bread and give it away
You were meant to be my hand but you thought you were a head
You were meant to be my hand but you thought you were my head
Walk the long, long narrow road, Ignore hot coal and cutting stone
Hold me up beneath my heavy load, carry my cross and stub your toes
Then let me wash the bruises from your broken skin and bones
You were meant to be my foot but you thought you were a mouth
You were meant to be my foot but you thought you were my mouth
Listen out for what you’re meant to hear, birdsong, waterfalls, music & ideas
Concentrate on others stories, I know ears don’t see there share of the glory
But you pay the silver and gold of attention,
Guard the darkest secrets of confession
You were meant to be my ear but you thought you were an eye
You were meant to be my ear but you thought you were an eye
Eyes get to see the world…
Beat the drum, pump the blood, surf the wild waves of love
Count the measures of a human life, feel the thrust of the backstab knife
Though broken like a piece of glass, resist despair with hope and love
You were meant to be my heart but you thought you were a brain
You were meant to be my heart but you thought you were a brain