Michael Card - Wilderness

In the wi^Cldern^Gess In the wi^Fldern^Cess He ca^Flls his sons and dau^Cghters To the wi^Amldern^Gess And he gives g^Crace suffic^Gient to su^Crvive any^Am test And t^Fhat's the painfull pur^Cpose of the wil^Gderne^Css

In the wil^Cderness we w^Gander In the wil^Fderness we w^Ceep The wastel^Fand of our w^Canting Where the ^Amdarkness seems so d^Geep We se^Carch for the beg^Ginning, for an ex^Amodus to h^Gold We fi^Fnd that those wh^Co follow him, must of^Gten walk al^Cone

In the wil^Cderness we're wa^Gndering for a way ^Fto underst^Cand In the wil^Fderness there's n^Cot a way for the ^Amway to become a m^Gan a^Cnd become the ex^Godus, the ^Amway to holy ^Gground But wand^Fering in the w^Cilder^Amness is the ^Gbest way to be ^Cfound

Groa^Cning and gr^Gowing am^Fidst the desert d^Cays the ^Fwindy winter ^Cwilder^Amness can b^Glow the self a^Cway

And th^Fat's the painfull pro^Ammise of the w^Gildern^Cess