The Chorus of Life
 

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The Chorus of Life

 

The reason she went to the clinic that day

Was just as simple as it seems.

She wasn’t prepared for a baby right now.

It was sad but she had other dreams.


Her career, her boyfriend, her trim figure too –

She wanted everything to stay as it was.

So, even if she knew abortion was wrong,

She could excuse it. Everyone does.


But her decision proved not quite so easy

Because more was at stake than her choice.

And though her unborn son remained silent,

God used others to give him a voice.


For instance, a billboard out on the highway

Showed an infant so charming, so dear,

With a caption, “Mom, please don’t hurt me.”

Oh, that message came through loud and clear.


Then on her radio, a woman explained

That abortion broke two hearts, not one.

A pregnancy aid group sponsored that ad

And by so doing, spoke for her son.


And there was a new believer in prison

And an old woman confined to her bed –

Both were praying hard against abortion

Lord, save a child today” their hearts pled.


 

And right there at the doors of the clinic

Other appeals were earnestly prayed.

There Christians shared love from the sidewalk

As gentle pro-life banners swayed.


Yes, there were many impassioned voices

Which in various ways were upraised –

Interceding for both parent and child

And through them all, God’s truth brightly blazed.


Thus was her decision complicated

By those saints God’s Spirit had stirred.

And she felt His urgent persuasion

And, at last, her spirit concurred.


So she drove away from that grim clinic

Praising the God she’d finally believed.

And she thanked Him for the pro-lifers present

And the life-saving words she’d received.


That morning saw two futures rescued

But the credit belongs to just who?

Well, it’s for all who defend the defenseless

Who do whatever it is they can do.


For as God looks down from His heaven,

He delights in the faith that we show.

And He multiplies our every effort

Accomplishing more than we’ll ever know.


(Written by Denny Hartford, 2004)