Am I My Brother’s Keeper?
The voice of Cain echoes loud
And in a tone so proud;
Every time one asks this question,
But just how often do we raise this question?
Am I the one responsible?
If we are the body and He is the head
When one is weak, you should be strong
To them you shall be witnesses.
How many of us have the will,
Am I willing to be broken bread?
And poured-out wine for Him all along
Do I ask what point is this?
Or do I charge them with a bill
Be I strong or be I sad,
Or do I point out all their wrongs
And look at chances they have missed?
Am I my brother’s keeper?
Should I dry his eyes when he’s weeping?
And should I watch over him while he’s sleeping
Maybe I should be my brother’s keeper
And build our bond much more deeper
And guard him from the evil reaper.
Am I my brother’s keeper?