Prodigal

There was a man who had two sons (Luke 15: 11) And the younger of them said "Father give me my inheritance" So he divided up his land (Luke 15: 12) And the younger left with what he had And he journeyed far away Yeah the journey was far away (Luke 15: 13) What man of you, with a hundred sheep Would not leave the ninety-nine in the open country And go after the one that is lost Until he finds it at any cost? (Luke 15: 4) God our Father pursues the lost (Luke 15: 6) When the strayed son had reached his "promised land" He had wasted what he had With nothing left, a famine came (Luke 15: 14) And he longed to eat the foods the pigs ate (Luke 15: 16) What man of you, with a hundred sheep Would not leave the ninety-nine in the open country And go after the one that is lost Until he finds it at any cost? (Luke 15: 4) God our Father pursues the lost (Luke 15: 6) The son came to himself while in his misery (Luke 15: 17) And planned to journey home with a desperate plea Begging not to be a son but just a servant he would be To his father hoping for his mercy (Luke 15: 18-19) He said, "Father I've sinned I'm not worthy as a son" (Luke 15: 18-19) But the Father gave him clothes and for him held a celebration (Luke 15: 22-23) His son once dead and lost to his passions he was bound (Luke 15: 24; Rom. 6: 12) But now he is alive and forgiven, he now is found (Luke 15: 24) There is joy in heaven Over one who turns to God from their sin (Luke 15: 7) What man of you, with a hundred sheep Would not leave the ninety-nine in the open country And go after the one that is lost Until he finds it at any cost? (Luke 15: 4) God our Father pursues the (Luke 15: 6) Lost Whoa (at any cost) Whoa (turn to God) Whoa (His love is broad) (Eph. 3: 18)