The Battle of Repentance
The Battle of Repentance: Trading Weakness for Divine Strength
Lyrics
In my life I know the chance, the light, the way
In my life, I recognize the opportunities, illumination, and the path to enlightenment.
To open eyes and free my mind
I understand how to awaken awareness and liberate my thoughts.
Then my fear is gone
As a result, my fear dissipates.
I'm trading all my weakness for the strength of God
I am exchanging my vulnerabilities for the strength derived from God.
I spread my wings and die
I take bold actions, even if it means facing challenges.
Screaming out my name but I won't try to hide my face
Despite criticism, I won't shy away or conceal my identity.
I surrender all, in my choice to give me up, my selfish pride, my ways
I willingly relinquish my selfish pride and personal ways as a conscious choice.
With tears falling, my soul sighing, Forgive me Father
In a state of remorse, with tears falling and my soul sighing, I seek forgiveness from my Father.
With tears falling, my soul sighing, Forgive me Father
This plea for forgiveness is repeated, emphasizing the emotional depth of the request.
Forgive me now, but your light isn't like a face and I don't see your skin
Despite seeking forgiveness, the divine light is not perceivable like a human face, and the divine essence is beyond physical appearance.
Forgive me now, but there is life on earth that I can't enter in
There are aspects of earthly existence that remain inaccessible to me despite the plea for forgiveness.
Forgive me now, but you let me dream a dream that you won't let me drown
The dream granted is restrained, and there is a struggle not to succumb to difficulties.
Forgive me now, but the seashore of your grace is covered with your children's blood
Despite forgiveness, there is a haunting reminder of sacrifices, symbolized by the seashore of grace stained with the blood of God's children.
Yet I'm choosing the cross, I'm losing my loss, I'm feeling the weight upon you
Choosing the path of the cross involves embracing challenges, acknowledging losses, and feeling the burden placed upon oneself.
You've given me life, now you're bleeding me white, you're breaking my heart out
Despite being given life by God, there is a sense of being drained emotionally, with a metaphorical heartbreak.
You've given me life, now you're bleeding me white, you're breaking my heart out
This emotional drain and heartbreak are reiterated, underscoring the intensity of the experience.
You've given me life, now you're bleeding me white, you're breaking my heart out
Despite being granted life, there is a profound emotional cost, and the heartbreak is emphasized once more.
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