Fingerprints on My Phone
Hi, may I speak to God, I said as I spoke
on my new blackberry phone
This is me, God replied. I was
waiting on my throne
I knew you’d call
And how’d you know?
Because I know everything
Like how you tried to hide at work
your four year wedding ring
The way you slipped that lie in to your boss about your work
And how you cut your tithe in half for
offering time at church
I know Lord, but it’s hard, I said,
living in this world
Live in it, but don’t be of it
for this world is only cold
You’ve conformed
No, I haven’t Lord
Yes, you have, and now I see
this world has taken control of you
and driven you from me
You’ve become materialized and so tuned into modern mess
You couldn’t even simply speak to me, No, you had to call me on an object with buttons you had to press
You use to speak to me every night
before you went to bed
Now you need those earphones
You wear around your head
To call me in your times of need,
And that’s all you’ve begun to do
You’ve forgotten to speak to me
when good events have fallen through
Have you forgotten who’s carried you through all those agonizing times?
But I love you so much that I’ve decided
to forgive you for those crimes
This world has taken over you
And shoved you in a hole
But I have come to dig you out,
to make you once again feel whole
Now come to your senses and
talk to me in not only bad times but good
And you will see the happiness I’ll bring
around your neighborhood
Now stop being silly,
No more fingerprints made
for me on that blackberry phone
Cause if you call me on that thing again, you’ll get the busy tone
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