This is a song I wrote last year about my daughter; it was inspired by the Hey! Rosetta song "Welcome." Kind of self explanatory, I hope, though the imagery comes (in part) from Psalm 127:3-5. The "All I worhip" bridge, incidentally, is a song my daughter wrote when she was three, I came home from work and she was all excited to sing the song she'd written; thought it was fitting.
Sunday's Child
Fly true, little arrow,
right through the city gates
Fly free, little arrow,
everywhere you go
He will speed you home
Sunday's child, bonny and blithe
The days are wild, but you're full of life
With mommy's eyes, you're daddy's risk-taker
Chasing down a dare
With spark and spunk you're daddy's peace-maker
Shining everywhere
Fly true, little arrow,
right through the city gates
Fly free, little arrow,
everywhere you go
He will speed you home
Sunday's child, fair of face
Far to go, and full of grace
With mommy's heart, you're daddy's dream-catcher
And you'll grow strong with wisdom and stature
Precious in his sight
Fly true, little arrow,
right through the city gates
Fly free, little arrow,
everywhere you go
He will speed you home
"All I worship is God on high / All I worship is God on high"
Fly true, little arrow,
right through the city gates
Fly free, little arrow,
everywhere you go
He will speed you home
Fly true, little arrow,
right through the city gates
Fly free, little arrow,
everywhere you go
He'll be there you know
Like an arrow
He will speed you home
Musical Mondays (III)
Labels: childhood, music, parenting, songwriting
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