America is now floundering like a rudderless ship There is no one at the helm Our leaders are in a state of confusion; We might go down like the Titanic if there is panic. Many people are awakening from sleep As they see the leaderless nation Begin to head for the coming tribulation They gasp for breath as they watch the tumbling markets and stocks Scare many people to a financial death. America! America! A country that was once a great nation As her sins are exposed without hesitation She appears to the world that she is both naked and lame. Our President did repent But his good fortune has been spent. We are left with only a shell And a crippled economy that is bound for hell. The stock market rumbles and tumbles As hurricanes and tornadoes move across the land With a loud clap of thunder. Many in agriculture are now broke And how they live and survive is a wonder. Our institutions we held so dear Have demised - right before our very eyes. This will be a very bad year For many will be shipwrecked and full of fear - They did not hear the trumpet blast For they were warned of these days of the last. As the ship begins to sink Many still hang on to their materialistic idols that really stink. We are now feeling the judgments of God - Other nations look at us in dismay As we appear lost and no longer can find our way. Things seem to have gone awry - The system no longer works as it's supposed to Even still, people gamble and play Ignoring the times and darkening days. Will someone come to our rescue? Perhaps another foreign country can bail us out - No help will be found there For their fortunes have tumbled And they are already living in a life of despair. Many people who have known the truth Will search for someone to help them find their way So many will be waiting for a spiritual soldier To come by and save the day. This will be the harvest, the laborerers are few Prepare yourself to gather in this important crop. The fields are white. The saints of God will come to seek and save While they are bearing the light.
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JoAnne Glasco