(Proverbs 3:5-6)
by Kurtis A. Bueltmann

Intro:  D-D2   D-D2   D-D2   D
       D                                   G-----A
1. Wandering through this life of mine,
   D--------------A                Bm
Wondering which way to turn.
G                                      C
Sometimes I think I'm on top of the world,
                   A                             D-D2   D
But there's always something to learn.
D                          G
Which path is the way for me?
Bm                           G
Is my life a pawn of destiny?
A                               D
New doors open and old ones close.
G--------------------D A                       D-D2   D
Has my life been fate or a life that I chose?

Chorus:
G                 A                          D      Dsus-D-D2-D
Trust in the Lord with all your heart;
G      A                G               D-D2-D
Lean not on your own understanding.
       G                    A                   F#                    Bm
Acknowledge the Lord's hand in everything you do,
       G             D                   A    Asus-A
And He will straighten your path.
       G-Bm A                        (D)
And He will straighten your path.

2.  Big decisions come my way,
But how do I know what to choose?
The path of my life can be radically changed;
Will I win or will I lose?
I look to the left, turn to the right.
How do I discern what's wrong from right?
Opportunity passes by;
When do I step back, and when do I try?                              Chorus

      D  /          G---A              Bm-A
Bridge:                        For wide is the path
        G---Em       A
That leads to destruction,
       G                         Bm-A-G-A
But narrow is the path
        G---Bm G   /           A   /
That leads to life, eternal life through Jesus Christ.

3. Wandering through this life of mine,
Wondering which way to turn.
Sometimes I think I'm on top of the world,
But there's always something to learn.
I look at my life and there I see
All the things the Lord has done for me.
God has adapted His master plan
To make up for the faults in the life of this man.       Chorus