Since I’ve Last Been To Church
Since I’ve last been to church,
A lot has taken place
That virus means we now live life
Seeing only half a face.
My Sundays now,
Don’t seem quite as full,
But what I didn’t realise,
Separation would be quite this dull.
So in Twenty Twenty
The church we had to close,
We are on-line these days
It keeps us on our toes.
So our church,
May not have a posh steeple
But I do not realise
How much I miss God’s people,
You see its not all about
the biscuits and the tea,
Its about doing life together,
With my Court Hey Family
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