Just Ask

Alone in the darkeness you're wandering Is Jesus still listening to me Is He truly aware of my suffering And is this the way it always will be My friend I know the answer to your question But don't trust my opinion alone You should ask the host of others Sisters and brothers who've been there and there stories live on Just ask the women at the well The thief on the cross The lame man who's walking But don't tell tell it all Ask the beggers and lepers who've been touched by his hand Can he handle an impossible task They'll know the answer just ask I too have stood in the darkness Not wanting to walk one more mile My mind filled with unanswered questions Hiding tears behind every smile But then I draw strength from those pilgrams The ones who were the first to believe When their faith reached out to touch Him His arms reached back to help them And He's able to do the same for you and me Just ask the women at the well The thief on the cross The lame man who's walking But don't tell tell it all Ask the beggers and lepers who've been touched by his hand Can he handle an impossible task They'll know the answer They'll know the answer They'll know the answer Just ask Just ask