Žodžiai dainai: CeCe Winans. Alabaster Box. Blessed, Broken & Given.

Two men walked on the road to Emmaus
Blind to a stranger they met on the way
Late in the evening, they asked him to supper
To break bread together at the close of the day

The stranger took the bread and bowed his head
Then asked for a blessing then he broke it into pieces of three
He gave to these blind men this bread
Blessed and broken and suddenly their blinded eyes did see

His life was blessed far more than I could ever imagine
He was touched by God's grace more than I'll ever know
Then he was broken by the hands of the Father
To bring sight to all blind men who were lost on their way

After God blessed him and after God broke him
He was given to bring sight to all men
When he was blessed when he was broken and after he was given
God blessed him and broke him again and again

My life is blessed far more than I could ever imagine
I've been touched by God's grace more than I'll ever know
So let me be given to the hands of the father
Let me feel, what you felt, when you were broken for me

After my blessing, and after my breaking
Let me be given to bring sight to all men
When I've been blessed when I've been broken then after I've been given
Lord bless me and break me again and again
Lord bless me and break me again and again