
“Down in the Water at Sixty-Five”
Southern Soul · FreeCustomSong Original
I’ve walked a long road, sixty-five years deep
Through the valleys of sorrow and mountains steep
I know I’m a flawed woman, I’ve stumbled in the clay
But I kept on moving, praying through the gray
I always try to lend a hand to a neighbor in need
Offering forgiveness, planting a faithful seed
ChorusSo I went down to the water to wash it all away
Returning to my Father on a hallelujah day
Praising the name of Jesus, lifting up my hands
A resilient believer, trusting where He stands
At sixty-five years old, my spirit is made new
Lord, I’m giving all of Suzanne right back to You
Verse 2I count up my treasures, the moments I hold dear
The birth of my two children brought God's glory near
Oh, I really miss my Mama, wish she could see me now
And I miss my sweet nephew, the grief still weighs me down
Passed away at twenty-three, he’d pop up with a smile
I’d give anything to share a room with him a while
ChorusBut I went down to the water to wash it all away
Returning to my Father on a hallelujah day
Praising the name of Jesus, lifting up my hands
A resilient believer, trusting where He stands
At sixty-five years old, my spirit is made new
Lord, I’m giving all of Suzanne right back to You
BridgeEvery tear I’ve cried, every loss I’ve ever known
Just led me right back to the Father's holy throne
I’m stepping out the river, leaving the pain behind
With a heart full of worship and a peaceful state of mind
Final ChorusYes, I went down to the water to wash it all away
Returning to my Father on a hallelujah day
Praising the name of Jesus, lifting up my hands
A resilient believer, trusting where He stands
At sixty-five years old, my spirit is made new
Lord, I’m giving all of Suzanne right back to You