Merle Haggard One Day At A Time (gospel Song) Here

The opening lines, "I’m only human, I’m just a man," acknowledge personal limitations and the need for divine help to believe in one's potential.

The lyrics are framed as a direct prayer to "sweet Jesus," asking for the strength to face life's challenges one step at a time. Merle Haggard One Day At A Time (Gospel Song)

While many associate it with "The Hag," the song has a powerful backstory rooted in the struggles of its original co-writer: The opening lines, "I’m only human, I’m just

It was written by Marijohn Wilkin and Kris Kristofferson in 1973. The second verse contrasts Jesus’ time on earth

The second verse contrasts Jesus’ time on earth with the modern world, which the singer describes as "worse now than then," filled with "pushing and shoving" that crowds the mind. The Story Behind the Song

Merle Haggard's rendition is widely considered one of the most "soothing" and "heartfelt" versions of the hymn. It appeared on his , Songs for the Mama That Tried , a tribute to his mother's faith and her influence on his life. You can listen to his performance on Spotify or view official uploads on YouTube .