| Sincere,
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| I sought your truth and divine purpose through myths of revelation.
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| Guidance all wrapped up in a paper box,
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| supported only so long as my mind was the enemy.
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| I could not in conscience hold on.
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| As we face distress we must not lose heart.
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| Stand fast and press on,
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| triumph awaits.
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| As we face distress we must not lose heart.
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| Stand fast and press on,
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| triumph awaits us.
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| The powerful constant that I had once leaned on is no longer there.
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| (No longer)
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| You call this shameful disbelief,
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| a process like losing my closest friend.
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| As we face distress we must not lose heart.
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| Stand fast and press on,
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| triumph awaits.
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| As we face distress we must not lose heart.
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| Stand fast and press on,
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| triumph awaits us.
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| Sometimes we have to watch our whole lives fall apart,
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| before we can rebuild them again,
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| a greater foundation.
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| We watch our whole lives…
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| (Sometimes we have to watch our whole lives…)
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| … fall apart,
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| (Before we can rebuild them again,) rebuild them again (… a greater
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| foundation).
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| I wish there was another way,
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| but no amount of devotion can fix this.
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| Triumph awaits.
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| Triumph awaits.
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| Triumph awaits.
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| Triumph awaits…
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| Triumph awaits.
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| Sometimes we have to watch our whole lives fall apart,
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| before we can rebuild them again,
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| a greater foundation.
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| We watch our whole lives…
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| fall apart (Sometimes we have to watch our whole lives…)
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| Rebuild them again…
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| (… before we can rebuild them again,
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| a greater foundation) a |