Susan Ashton Down On My Knees Lyrics

I've got a witness not too stable
It wouldn't get me very far
I've got one hand on the table
And one in the cookie jar
I've got sins that need eviction
From a temple that's a wreck
I've got a chain of contradiction
Hanging around my neck
So I go down, I go down, down
I go down on my knees

I feel the bitter winds grow colder
They are dancing with my pride
I've got a chip on my shoulder
Bigger than a mountainside
And these claws of human nature
Hold me tight within their clasp
I'm not worthy of forgiveness
But I just had to ask
So I go down, I go down, down
I go down on my knees

(Chorus)
Feed my hunger - slake my thirst
For a spiritual rebirth
Light my darkness Move in me
Make me more than what you see
As I go down on my knees

When I've all but killed the fire
And my soul's in desperate need
But I wallow in the mire of complacency
That's when I go down on my knees
I want to taste the fruit I'm missing
And yet I feast only on the bread
My desire's alive and kicking
But my drive is dead
So I go down on my knees

(Chorus)

You bear the weight of condemnation
Cleansing with the blood of truth
So with my humble acclamation
I want to give myself to you
So I go down, I go down, down
I go down on my knees
I go down, I go down, yea
I go down on my knees
I go down, I go down, down
I go down on my knees

Who wrote Down On My Knees lyrics?

Down On My Knees is written by Wayne Kirkpatrick.

When was Down On My Knees released?

Down On My Knees is first released on February 14, 1991 as part of Susan Ashton's album "Wakened By the Wind" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.

Which genre is Down On My Knees?

Down On My Knees falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.

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