Am I at the point of no improvement?
What of the death I still dwell in?
I try to excel, but I feel no movement.
Can I be free of this unreleasable sin?

Chorus:
Never underestimate my Jesus.
You're telling me that there's no hope.
I'm telling you you're wrong.

Never underestimate my Jesus
When the world around you crumbles
He will be strong, He will be strong

I throw up my hands
"Oh, the impossibilities"
Frustrated and tired
Where do I go from here?
Now I'm searching for the confidence I've lost so willingly
Overcoming these obstacles is overcoming my fear

(Chorus)

I think I can't, I think I can't
But I think you can, I think you can
I think I can't, I think I can't
But I think you can, I think you can
Gather my insufficiencies and
place them in your hands, place them in your hands, place them in your hands


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    This is the awesomest song! It's helped me so much through my hard times, when i feel so confused and life is holding me down... "never underestimate my jesus"... i can't get through things on my own, but He can help me. He takes all of my insufficiencies and puts them on Him. Sometimes i forget about this and try to do everything on my own, but i quickly realize that there's no life without God. Keep pumpin the jams relient k.

    ska8er4jesuson May 03, 2002   Link

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