Ungrateful

Deitrick Haddon · Other Songs - Deitrick Haddon

I feel so ashamed

To be asking You again

You have proven yourself

To be more than a friend

And You've offered me

The perfect sacrifice

You paid it all

When You hung, bled, and died.



After all You did

How could I not be satisfied

It's nothing but greed

I should go somewhere and hide

Lord please don't strike me down

Have mercy on me!

And I'm so unworthy

How could I be



So ungrateful!

So unthankful!

After all that You've done

I'm so ungrateful

So ungrateful

Oohhhhhh...



Lord, I look around and I shake my head.

It's as if You're not alive, they act like You're still dead

You've given the gift of life, oh that's a fact.

What would we do, if You took it all back?

After all You did, how could I not be satisfied?

It's my selfish-ness.

I should go somewhere and hide.

Lord, please forgive us for being so unfaithful



Lord, how could we be so ungrateful?



So unthankful?

After all that You've done.

So ungrateful

Oh, So ungrateful

So unthankful

After all that He's done.

So unthankful...

So ungrateful...



I admit I get beside myself sometimes.

I don't deserve to be called Your son.

And I'm, always asking You for something else.

When there are children that's in need of help.

Lord, forgive meeeee !!!

I'm Sorry!!

So ungrateful!!!

When I should be thankful!!

Please forgive meee!!!

Lord, I'm sorry!!

I should be thankful!!

But look at me, I'm soo ungrateful!!



So unthankful.

After all that You've done.

So ungrateful!

Oh, So ungrateful!

So unthankful!

Ungrateful

Deitrick Haddon is a prominent figure in contemporary gospel music, recognized for his soulful delivery and deep spiritual resonance. His discography reflects a consistent commitment to themes of faith, perseverance, and divine grace, often delivered through rich harmonies and emotive vocals. Ungrateful stands as a testament to his ability to craft songs that resonate with listeners seeking comfort and inspiration. While specific album placements for this track may vary across different releases, it aligns with Haddon's broader body of work characterized by heartfelt worship and modern gospel sensibilities. The song contributes to his reputation as an artist who bridges traditional gospel roots with contemporary sounds, offering a listening experience that encourages reflection and spiritual connection.