Lyrics by Robert George
Doubting Thomas
Little Thomas had a secret scar
On his innocent and fragile heart
And a strength beyond his tender years
Once beside his bed he felt so scared
He knelt with his mama deep in prayer
Lost for words that would describe his fears
Tiny fingers squeezed her hand
As he fought to make her understand
His mama realized too late
The worst mistake she?d ever make
Was doubting Thomas, and what he?d told her
Frightened teardrops, head upon her shoulder
Screaming nightmares, painful childhood traumas
Life seemed so unsure, cos those he trusted were
Doubting Thomas
Thomas wouldn?t sleep without a light
Sunday mornings he would run and hide
As if he feared something at their church
Weekly bath time for her precious boy
He had plastic submarines and toys
And a bruise said more than all his words
All the tears, the sorrow and the grief
Over what it took so she?d believe
Hugged him there on the bathroom floor
Beggin? God to forgive her for
Doubting Thomas, and what he?d told her
Frightened teardrops, head upon his shoulder
There?s no comfort, gentle as his mama?s
Life seemed so unsure, when those he trusted were
Doubting Thomas
Thomas never ceased his prayers
Reaching for the healing there
Never questioning the Lord
Forgiving his mama for
Doubting Thomas, and what he?d told her
Frightened teardrops, fade as he gets older
He believed in, heaven?s steady promise
When life seemed unsure, and those he trusted were
Doubting Thomas