What Do You Want Done

(Verse 1) In San Antonio's sacred shrine, Where the ancient whispers flow, A friar walks with humble grace, In his eyes, the kindness shows. He asks us all, so soft and fair, "What do you want done?" in the morning air. (Chorus) What do you want done? I’m here to serve, No task too small, I won’t swerve. In every heart, I’ll find the way, To bring the light, to start the day. What do you want done? I’m here to serve, With every step, my faith preserved. (Verse 2) The city moves, but he stands still, A beacon in the restless night. He offers peace, he offers grace, In every soul, he finds the light. "What do you want done?" he asks again, With every soul, he finds a friend. (Chorus) What do you want done? I’m here to serve, No task too small, I won’t swerve. In every heart, I’ll find the way, To bring the light, to start the day. What do you want done? I’m here to serve, With every step, my faith preserved. (Bridge) In the shadows deep, where sorrows hide, He’s kneeling down, he’s by our side. For those who wander, lost and worn, He brings the dawn, a love reborn. (Chorus) What do you want done? I’m here to serve, No task too small, I won’t swerve. In every heart, I’ll find the way, To bring the light, to start the day. What do you want done? I’m here to serve, With every step, my faith preserved. (Outro) At dawn, I rise with the morning sun, At dusk, I lay my burdens down. "What do you want done?" my constant call, In this sacred shrine, I stand tall. What do you want done? I’m here to serve, With love in my heart, I will not swerve.