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I was in need...so I clung to the streets thought it was so 
glamorous the loyalty was sweet, but in the end it ends 
just like the movies, either you dead or in prison, or rat'n 
for some cheese. I was deceived, by the world as far as 
love went I figure if I'm true to her she'll do the same or 
walk away but I guess I was longing for the saviour who 
was Heaven sent, so still I know no matter how hard she 
tries she could never feel that desire she was never 
meant to, but to be help mate my rib the one that makes 
it that easier to walk threw the fire. I was in need, of the 
music that spoke to my soul and convicted my spirit, 
thank God for these Godly lyrics, and anointed lyricist 
that I could look up to, I needed to Xscape I found 
someone I could run to, but still I gotta die to myself daily 
the truth is I'm a sinful man so daily I need saving, I 
needed someone who's grace was amazing because it 
was so evident I was born with an addiction I needed the 
joy that the pastor said I was missing so I start digging 
and this is what I found out, I needed to be born again in 
Christ and change the old me not just confess it with my 
mouth
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Bend

Watching the rain dribble off the corner of the cottage into a cross-shaped puddle,
I notice a humble bend to its mighty shape. A symbol of perfection, but
geometrically flawed by the world’s standards. As the water feeds its form,
the ominous clouds part giving way to the brilliance of the Sun.
With the shape’s magnanimous bend towards the Sun, the shape’s plea
is answered by the warmth and comfort of the Sun’s rays.
Gazing upon my reflection, I now notice a desperate bend to its
consoling shape. A symbol of faith, but revealing a truth to the ways of the
world. As the Sun unveils its honest form, the Sun’s forgiving rays gently
caresses the shape. With the shape’s despondent bend towards the Sun,
the shape’s petition is answered by the Sun’s exonerate rays. 
Evermore longing to be to Him as He is to thee.
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