GOD’S SIMPLE BRUSH OF LIFE
Copyright: Daniel Taddei, 11/16/2000
GOD’S SIMPLE BRUSH OF LIFE
Copyright: Daniel Taddei, 11/16/2000
In his world, he tries to see the ceiling
Having trouble with his focus and the light
5 hours old as life does its revealing
Everything is bran new to him tonight
I’m laying back and staring at the stucco
But somehow tonight, I seem to see right through
To the sky and the milky stars above me
In a way, as if the world was new
Sometimes I picture life like it’s a painting
As a canvas and a pallet full of tones
But tonight I think that I may be an artist
Like Michel or possibly Van Gogh
In a work of art that breathes its life from oil
Or Venus that carved her life from stone
It appears that life becomes of what we make it
From David to a Wheat Field With Crows
But an artist will say his hands aren’t his
To take credit of his work is just not right
And the channel from where he finds his light
Can be a single starry stroke from God’s simple brush of life
It’s amazing the things that man’s created
Control a mountain with a tractor for its ore
We’ve made bridges and towers toward the heavens
We’ve paved the land with roads from shore to shore
But tonight I seem to see right through the ceiling
To the starry wash of diamonds in the sky
While my newborn son’s whole life is just revealing
A painted drip of truth flows from my eyes
But this artist will say his hands aren’t his
Nor his wife’s on this starry starry night
And the channel from where we find the light
Is the single starry stroke from God’s simple brush of life
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