Luyện nghe bài hát Messiah

I can't always rely on my desires, but I them like a Messiah
I can't always on my desires, but I treat them like a Messiah
Odd Thomas: Whatever it is that gives that that we can't live
without, the we try to get
that only God can give, we doubt.
What and arouses the heart,
we figure out but it's the quickest way to
account for what we prize and are proud about.
These gods make promises but lie to us,
the kind of lies that says they'll us safe and satisfy us.
We blame the lies of us,
but it's the lie that lies inside
captures the depths of and false Messiahs.
We see pleasure in anything, we everything,
endlessly trusting in entities,
secretly searching for in moments of
blessing while exiting edicts of meaning our ecstasy.
When a good God good gifts,
we generally to twist the list,
and take the list of good gifts that God
to give and make general out of gifts, ah!
I suppose what the worship in most of us is a
close look at most of our thoughts, and emotions.
Citizens!: No what I do, I can't ever make it last.
I just my past, I'm so broken.
So much I I knew,
all the that I pursued, I'm worse off than before.
I can't always rely on my desires, but I treat like a Messiah
I can't always rely on my desires, but I treat like a Messiah
Braille: The saddest is that I search for
satisfaction as if I it, when in fact I lack nothing.
That's the reason for my
life and my lust for distractions.
It's so to see in hindsight.
I confess it's the mess I acknowledge when I'm stallin' on my
responsibilities and apologize but make excuses—like my
exhaustion is a license for
narcissism and speaking recklessly caution.
I often why I'm so awkward in
conversations, wishing I could switch places, of others.
But my is a reflex of my ignorance,
cause I know the details of
their existence, I just assume.
The weight I is the heaviest, but I've never been a heavyweight.
My legs get heavy I wait.
Hope deferred, so I prefer the immediate and the
true God for what more expedient, it's meaningless.
I can't rely on my desires, but I treat them like a Messiah
I can't always on my desires, but I treat them like a Messiah
Odd Thomas: Help us not be haste it comes to temporal blessings,
and always see them for what they're actually to be:
a mere of your love and
kindness, extended to an humanity.
us not see greater value in the gifts you give
and not become distracted from intended desires.
May we regard the and all that is in it as
compared to the satisfaction of knowing our Messiah.