Sinful Woman

A Pharisee invited the Savior in
To sit at-at his table, away from the din
But a woman came broken, her heart in her hand
With tears like rivers, she could barely stand

Oh, the whispers filled the room
"Does He not know who she's been?"
But love was stronger than the gloom
Grace was breaking through her sin

She poured out her perfume, her heart, her shame
Wiped His feet with her kisses and tears, calling His name
He looked at her with eyes so kind
"Your sins are forgiven, leave them behind!"
Oh, it's love that breaks the chains
Love that heals the pain

Simon judged her, "How can this be?"
"Doesn't He know her history?"
But Jesus turned, His words like light
"Simon, do you see her in this sight?"

Two debts were forgiven, one great, one small
Who will love more when grace covers all?
She's loved not abandoned, her heart laid bare
And in her brokenness, mercy met her there

She poured out her perfume, her heart, her shame
Wiped His feet with her kisses and tears, calling His name
He looked at her with eyes so kind
"Your sins are forgiven, leave them behind!"
Oh, it's love that breaks the chains
Love that heals the pain!