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Artist: Justin Hancock
Canonical path: /justin-hancock/desire
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Desire
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Desire
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And my desire is for you to go
into the blindest hearts and show them hope.
Know I have called you not for your power or your strength,
but in your weakness they shall hear me.
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Are you waiting for a reason to go my son?
Or have you forgot how to love?
Is it not enough to know you're not alone?
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I know that times will come when you'll say,
"It's impossible for me."
But get up! Get out!
Find what it's all about.
That I've allowed you to see.
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Are you waiting or are you just scared?
Do you realize that I have brought you to this place;
right here, right now,
this day,
this hour;
that you might no longer say,
"We hide behind what's unclear."
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And my desire is for you to go
into the blindest hearts and show them hope
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