May 23, 1992

from Andrew Peterson's "Dancing in the Minefields":

Well "I do" are the two most famous last words
The beginning of the end
But to lose your life for another, I've heard,
Is a good place to begin
'Cause the only way to find your life
Is to lay your own life down
And I believe it's an easy price for the life that we have found

And we're dancing in the minefield
We're sailing in the storm
This is harder than we dreamed
But I believe that's what the promise is for

So when I lose my way
Find me
And when I loose love's chains
Bind me
At the end of all my faith
To the end of all my days
When I forget my name
Remind me

Well we bear the light of the Son of Man
So there's nothing left to fear
So I'll walk with you through the shadowlands
Till the shadows disappear
'Cause he promised not to leave us
And his promises are true
So in the face of all this chaos, baby,
I can dance with you

So let's go dancing in the minefields
Let's go sailing in the storm
Oh, let's go dancing in the minefields
And kicking down the doors
Let's go dancing in the minefields
And sailing in the storm
This is harder than we dreamed
But I believe that's what the promise is for -
That's what the promise is for