Humble Servant, Am I

[Verse 1: Joel Quartuccio]
Oh, God, I-I can’t believe
All the places that I’ve been and all of those I’ve come to meet
Blessings of faith when I have only a mustard seed
For every hardship in my life
I’ll hold Your name and I’ll do just fine
All praise are Yours and none are mine
Instruments played by hands, which cannot read or recollect one solitary note or line
Yet play, in perfect harmony
God whispers into some men’s ears
Well He screams into mine
Speaking, endlessly, all my hopes and fears
Nay, simply, I’ll reply

[Chorus]
Blessing's so sweet and divine
None of which I do deserve
For only a humble servant, am I
Lowly, I’ll wash Your feet
With the tears I’ve cried

[Verse 2]
Each joy in my life and each breath in my lungs, attests to Your overwhelming grace
Show us Your love
You see my tattered shoes, my broken spirit
Unequipped to finish the race I could have never won
So you snatched me up into Your strong arms
And over Your shoulders; I was slung
Lord, you’ve given me the tools to live, as Your own (Ugh)
Talent, drive, and the willingness to run
All praise are Yours and none are mine

[Chorus]
Blessing's so sweet and divine
None of which I do deserve
For only a humble servant, am I
Hope my humility can outlast my pride