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Take Down One Block

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Let my strength be unwavering, let my faith not be weak, 

as I struggle to find these words that I speak.

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Desperate to change a heart that I can't,

so I stumble and mumble and I rave and I rant.

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Thinking that I could tear down this wall,

or dig a deep tunnel through which I could crawl.

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But I accomplish nothing, as the wall it expands,

so I lean against with my face and my hands.

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And I feel the cold and lifeless stone

come between flesh of my flesh and the bone of my bones.

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And I cry and I plead to please let me through, 

I just want to be on the same side as you.

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This wall that you built, it wasn't for me;

but my words unbelieved, and my deeds you don't see.

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The man you blocked out has been dying for years,

stuck in his grief, drowning in tears.

 

And he wouldn't let go, of the fears that I had,

the forgiveness forgotten; no good, only bad.

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Drifted to darkness as you slipped away

Failing to hearken the prayers that I pray. 

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But the man you walled out, is now dead, he's not me.

Take down just one stone and I know you will see.

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That I who am waiting, is not he who has died.

You can love me and trust me, you don't need to hide. 

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Please take down one block, and see what you seek,

and mayb just maybe perhaps we can speak.

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But if not then okI'll still be here next day,

Still loving and waiting, and for us I pray. 

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