Fulfill

"Fulfill "
(Verse 1)
I just listen 
I really pay attention 
To detail 
I want to get to know me well
Oh forgive me 
My past 
Trouble don't last
 Forever 
Still got a chance to get myself together (yeah)
I'm  like a puzzle 
With missing pieces 
I'm like a pair of jeans with creases 
I'm smooth
If I had to pick I would choose 
Choose the better 
Version of me all together 
(Chorus)
I am  , I will , 
With my purpose fulfill
The life that the Lord
Wanted me to live 
I'll  do what I'm told 
With my Destiny he's in control
(Verse 2)
I said I wanted to be heard 
God gave me the pen 
Spoken Word 
He said my child 
I'll give you the voice 
Not vocal 
I'm getting  ready to  expand you 
Don't think local 
You've  worked hard 
You been great 
In this world we live in 
Enemy going still hate 
You keep your head held high(high)
Don't you cry (cry ??)
You see you don't have talent you have a gift 
From me 
Use it , be humble don't abuse it 
Remember  when others said you wouldn't be a thing 
Remember  I am your father the King 
With me you can do anything 
Just trust and believe 
Then you will succeed 
(Chorus)
I am  , I will , 
With my purpose fulfill
The life that the Lord
Wanted me to live 
I'll  do what I'm told 
With my Destiny he's in control

Bridge 
My purpose 
I'm worth it 
Keep trying 
It won't  hurt it 

(Chorus)
I am  , I will , 
With my purpose fulfill
The life that the Lord
Wanted me to live 
I'll  do what I'm told 
With my Destiny he's in control

(Repeat until chorus fades )
Written by:Concetta Hardnett
04/18/2022
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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