Dear Jesus Lyrics – Mitchell Tenpenny

Dear Jesus Lyrics by Mitchell Tenpenny

I saw God today on the radio
But I ain’t seen him ’round here in a while
Between the internet and the TV glow
Sure feels like the blind leading the blind

I gotta see it for myself and not go and read it
‘Cause I only got room for one man’s preaching
I can’t bite my tongue no more
I can’t sit back and watch it happen

Let the devil win the war
We’ve been down this road before
I thought we passed it
But we’ve turned back and now the streets

Are lined with picket signs, picking sides
Mama’s crying, their babies dying
More soldiers going over than coming back
Times like these we need someone to lead us

Dear Jesus
Sticks and stones can break your bones
But sometimes words can hurt the most of all
But if we set aside our selfish pride

Forgive the wrong, and make it right
Who knows, all I know is
I can’t bite my tongue no more
I can’t sit back and watch it happen

Let the devil win the war
We’ve been down this road before
I thought we passed it
But we’ve turned back and now the streets

Are lined with picket signs, picking sides
Mama’s crying, their babies dying
More soldiers going over than coming back
Times like these we need someone to lead us

Dear Jesus
I gotta see it for myself, not go and read it
‘Cause I only got room for one man’s preaching
I can’t bite my tongue no more

I can’t sit back and watch it happen
Let the devil win the war
We’ve been down this road before
I thought we passed it

But we’ve turned back and now the streets
Are lined with picket signs, picking sides
Mama’s crying, their babies dying
More soldiers going over than coming back

Times like these we need someone to lead us
Someone to help us heal the hate between us
Dear Jesus
Dear Jesus
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Mitchell Tenpenny Lyrics – Dear Jesus

Mitchell Tenpenny

Dear Jesus