Answered Prayer
Unveiling the Miracle: Embracing Answered Prayers in Keri Noble's Melody
Lyrics
You are the answered prayer
You, the person being addressed, are the fulfillment of a prayer.
That I thought was never heard
The speaker initially believed that their prayer went unanswered.
But here you are in front of me
The subject of the prayer is now present in front of the speaker.
And I admit I'm finding it hard to breathe
The speaker is overwhelmed, finding it difficult to breathe in the presence of the answered prayer.
And I believe in answered prayers
The speaker affirms their belief in the existence of answered prayers.
I put away what I thought was youthful faith
The speaker had put aside what they considered youthful faith, but the answered prayer challenges this perception.
But someone must have heard my silent cries
Despite putting away faith, the speaker believes someone heard their silent cries, leading to the appearance of the answered prayer.
For here you are before my eyes
The answered prayer is now visibly present before the speaker's eyes.
And now you know that you are the reason why
The speaker acknowledges the answered prayer as the reason for their renewed belief.
I believe in answered prayers
The speaker reiterates their belief in the reality of answered prayers.
Some may try to convince me
Others may try to convince the speaker that their experience is common, but the speaker remains steadfast in their conviction.
This is what everyone else feels
Contrary to external opinions, the speaker believes their feelings are unique and genuine.
But I know that God and I are the only ones
The speaker emphasizes a personal connection with God as the source of understanding their prayers.
Who ever heard my appeal
The speaker believes only God and they have understood and responded to their appeals.
That's why you are the answered prayer
Reiteration that the addressed person is indeed the answered prayer.
That I thought was never heard
Reaffirmation that the prayer was initially perceived as unheard.
Here you are in front of me
The answered prayer is physically present once again, causing a breathless reaction in the speaker.
And I admit that I am finding it hard to breathe
The speaker admits the difficulty in breathing due to the overwhelming presence of the answered prayer.
And I believe in answered prayers
Final affirmation of belief in the reality of answered prayers.
You are my answered prayer
A direct acknowledgment that the addressed person is the speaker's answered prayer.
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