Lord, give me a considerate heart, Lord,
When you go out for a workout in the early hours of the morning
My roommate who lives in the basement lives in the basement right across the room from the front door
Be considerate of your roommate
Don't slam the door
When you go out to exercise, or when you come in the morning
Don't slam the door shut, but be considerate of your roommate who lives in the basement
And then I went to work out and in the kitchen
When I cook, when I use ice, when I eat and drink, when I open and close drawers in the kitchen, Lord,
May I be aware and considerate of my roommate living in the basement below me.
When I come in after work, the moment I open the door of the house, I'm going to die, I'm going to die, it's hard
Oh, it's a bridge, it's not a waist
May thanksgiving, praise, prayer, and words burst from my lips
Even when I go to work, I am with my master and my master
I can't even talk to the staff I work with, and that employee doesn't like me. When I laugh first, approach me, love me, and understand me, I pray and help one another, giving thanks, and when I go to work, I will be wise and wise and grateful. It's not about going out and being nice and smiling and being kind to people you don't know, but taking care of my family first.
Be considerate, understanding, praying, and thankful, and let us go together, Lord.