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George Banton - I'm Next in Line for My Blessings Lyrics

Artist:
George Banton
Album:
I'm Next in Line for My Blessings
Official Release:
07 Nov 2000

Lyrics

Verse 1


I'm next in line for my blessings
I'm waiting, much too long
I can't give up, right now, whatever
I need, He Will provide
If I only, keep the faith,
Oh I know, He Will make a way
You see I'm next in line i know


Chorus


I'm next in line for my blessings
I'm next in line i know
I won't complain
Soon you'll call my name
I'm next in line i know


Verse 2


I took, my burdens,
And I laid them, at his feet
I know my needs, He Will supply
Under, his wings, oh I'm gonna hide
You see I'm next in line know


Chorus


I'm next in line for my blessings
I'm next in line i know
I won't complain
Soon you'll call my name
I'm next in line i know


Bridge


You see, Sometimes, it may seems like
I can't make it home,
But I'm gonna wait
Yes I'm gonna wait
Until my change come
He may not come, when I call him
But he's always, on time
Oh I'm gonna wait, he's gonna work it out
You'll see


Chorus


I'm next in line for my blessings
I'm next in line i know
I won't complain
Soon you'll call my name
I'm next in line i know


Credits & Song Information

Label
Love Light Music / VPAL Music
Source verified · Apple Music
Release Date
2000-11-07
Source verified · Apple Music

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Meaning & Inspiration

“I’m Next in Line for My Blessings” is a reggae gospel testimony of patient faith. George Banton sings of laying his burdens at God’s feet and waiting, even when the wait feels much too long. He says he cannot give up, because whatever he needs, God will provide, and he believes that if he keeps the faith, God will make a way.

The chorus is the central picture: “I’m next in line for my blessings.” The singer says he will not complain, and that soon his name will be called. The second verse adds that he knows God will supply his needs and that he will hide under His wings, an image close to Psalm 91:4.

The bridge is honest about the waiting. Sometimes it seems he cannot make it home, but he will wait until his change comes. He adds that God may not come when he calls, but He is always on time, a thought close to Habakkuk 2:3 and Isaiah 40:31.

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