On the Divide

<p>The sky was the color of morning<br/>And the mountains surrounded<br/>The ground as our bed<br/>The Spirit would rise without warning<br/>Just to burn like the sun<br/>That would soon warm our hands<br/><br/>And the world was three days behind us<br/>And the world was three days ahead<br/>But for now no one could find us<br/>In the wilderness<br/><br/>Only bound by the burdens we brought<br/>But we were slowly releasing them<br/>Along the way<br/>Pride was the battle we fought<br/>Until we opened our eyes<br/>To the Light of that day<br/>The past towered before us<br/>But we could see the top of the trail<br/>So we climbed with strength we&#x27;re not born with<br/>And we were rising...<br/><br/>We stood on that mountain<br/>We turned to the sky<br/>With trembling inside<br/>We lifted our eyes<br/>And pulling us higher...<br/>Was something Divine<br/>That gave us that time<br/>On the Divide<br/>It was something Divine<br/>That gave us that time<br/>On the Divide<br/><br/>So we turned from our view at the top<br/>With a vision so clear<br/>And the sun in our face<br/>And back to the valley we walked<br/>Knowing everything good<br/>Has its time and its place<br/><br/>New life was brning inside us<br/>Still it hurt turning to home<br/>But the same Spirit would guide us<br/>That we had seen when...<br/>We stood on that mountain<br/>We turned to the sky<br/>With trembling inside<br/>We lifted our eyes<br/>And pulling us higher...<br/>Was something Divine<br/>That gave us that time<br/>On the Divide<br/>It was something Divine<br/>That gave us that time<br/>On the Divide