Famine or Feast

Sitting on the front porch with my sweet Marilade
Working out expenses no honest man can pay
One is from the landlord; the bank done
Sent me two
As for me, I know down deep what I got to do

Famine or feast, I’m on my knees
Looking for the answers to things I can’t see
Times of jubilation waiting for release
Time we all pray to the Lord–famine or feast

Things have happened lately; car is in the shop
Riding on the cross-town; almost at the stop
Staring out the window into the night outside
I have to tell you honest, I sat right
There and cried

You may say, time to
Pray is every now & then
I tell you twice, Jesus
Christ–He’s no fair-weather friend

My best friend’s a doctor, how he
Has been blessed
Drives a new Mercedes, and always has the best
Thursday nights you’ll find us studying God’s word
We both hve our reasons for praying to the Lord