Grace Rekindled in the Bayou

Soft echoes in the church hall, a soul searching for the light

Hope whispers through the stained glass, guiding her through the night

Living in the bayou's hush, where the moss hangs low and slow

A judge with a heavy heart, caught in a world she didn’t know

Sworn to serve the sacred law, to stand for truth and right

But shadows crept into her days, stealing her pure sight

She looked into her mirror, saw a stranger staring back

A life she didn’t recognize, caught on a darkened track

Give glory to the Lord above, hear the angels sing

Grace can heal the wounds of the soul, spread your wings

From shadows to salvation, finding her way

Lisa's strength to start anew, a brighter day

Betrayal took her higher, until she lost her true self

Bribed and broken, she was owned by the world’s deceptive spell

But church bells call her back, to the vows she once knew

As grace flows through the choir, her heart renews

She kneels and asks for mercy, seeking redemption’s grace

In the love of fellow sisters and brothers, she finds her place

Give glory to the Lord above, hear the angels sing

Grace can heal the wounds of the soul, spread your wings

From shadows to salvation, finding her way

Lisa's strength to start anew, a brighter day

Amazing grace breaks free, echoing through her soul

A second chance at life, making broken parts whole

She steps away from darkness, embracing what is true

With faith as her foundation, she begins anew

Amen, Amen, Amen, she claims her final say

Reborn in hope and healing, she walks into the day