
I was losing myself to the shadows, slipping away in the dark
Drowning my hope in the bottles, carrying a heavy heart
I tried to fight off your kindness, I pushed all your mercy away
But Flinda, you looked at my ruins, and somehow decided to stay
You didn't give up on a sinner, you stood by my side in the fray
ChorusYou saw someone worth saving, when I had nothing to give
You reached out your hands in the valley, and somehow you helped me to live
I owe my whole life to the Savior, and the friend that He sent to my door
Twenty-five years of sobriety, and I'm not looking back anymore
Thank God for the grace that you showed me, Flinda, my friend evermore
Verse 2You anchor your family in love, a shelter when bitter winds blow
Whenever a spirit is hurting, you're the first one to step up and go
You love with the heart of a servant, you never give up on your own
With open arms for the broken, you reap all the goodness you've sown
You showed me the face of the Father, when I was so lost and alone
ChorusYou saw someone worth saving, when I had nothing to give
You reached out your hands in the valley, and somehow you helped me to live
I owe my whole life to the Savior, and the friend that He sent to my door
Twenty-five years of sobriety, and I'm not looking back anymore
Thank God for the grace that you showed me, Flinda, my friend evermore
BridgeI wouldn't be breathing this morning, I wouldn't be standing right here
If God hadn't used your compassion to conquer my darkest of fears
A quarter of a century sober, a miracle born from your faith
Heaven reached down through your spirit, and carried me into His grace
Final ChorusCause you saw someone worth saving, when I had nothing to give
You reached out your hands in the valley, and somehow you helped me to live
I owe my whole life to the Savior, and the friend that He sent to my door
Twenty-five years of sobriety, and I'm not looking back anymore
Thank God for the grace that you showed me, Flinda, my friend evermore
Yes, I owe my life to His mercy, and Flinda, my friend evermore