The Solitude My Heart Longs

The Solitude My Heart Longs For
(Verse 1)
Under the shelter of the pine trees,
Where the morning fog embraced the earth,
The cold wind whispered through the silence,
Reminding me what life is worth.
No signal reached this sacred mountain,
No internet, no world to see.
The noise I always held so tightly
Could never climb this hill with me.
(Pre-Chorus)
No notifications, no distractions,
Just heaven listening to my heart.
(Chorus)
This is the solitude my heart longs for,
Where it's only You and me, my Lord.
No crowded roads, no endless race,
Only Your love and endless grace.
The silence spoke what words could never say,
The morning mist just cleared the way.
When every voice had disappeared,
I heard the One my soul revered.
(Verse 2)
I looked behind my years in seminary,
The joys, the tears, the hidden fight.
The questions that I feared to answer
Were met by mercy in the quiet.
You never asked for perfect footsteps,
You only asked my heart to stay.
And in the stillness of that mountain,
I found the courage to obey.
(Bridge)
Strip away my need for comfort,
Take the things that cloud my sight.
If I must lose the world's connection,
To stay connected to Your light...
Then let it be.
(Final Chorus)
This is the solitude my heart longs for,
Not an escape—but an open door.
Where fog may hide the path ahead,
Yet faith keeps leading every step.
No signal... yet Heaven heard me.
No internet... yet Love found me.
Between the pine trees and the sky,
I learned I was never alone.
For in that holy solitude...
It was never just me.
It was always...
Me and God.