Raise My Hands
from Pull the Moon by Rheanna Downey
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I know there is no way apart from Him
Where I've planned my steps, direct my path
And I come today to surrender at last
I raise my hands, my hands, my hands
I raise them high and I let go again
I raise my hands, my hands, my hands
Well I will walk the length and stand
I will stand again
To taste this love and to hold it near,
I can't count the ways that it would persevere
And the grandest eyes that I could look through
You gave vision clear to unveiled truth
So I raise my hands, my hands, my hands…
When my heart is stone instead of flesh
When I see no good and I have nothin left
I will raise my hands to give that which has no name
And you will make it real, so I can feel again
So I raise my hands, my hands, my hands...
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