Difference between revisions of "Remedy (According to John) (song)"

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Remedy is a song by According to John.

'Cause my humanity is my leprosy

I need a remedy, for my disease

Wretched man I am, a slave to sin

Someone in my condition, needs the great physician

I read about you, walking in the streets

And people reaching out to you with their needs

Your touch put light into dark eyes

Silent ears heard joyful cries

Do you see me in the crowd?

Do you feel me reaching out?

'Cause my humanity is my leprosy

I need a remedy, for my disease

Wretched man I am, a slave to sin

Someone in my condition, needs the great physician

Will you touch my cold and hardened heart?

I need so much to see you as you are

And can you recommend for me

Something for my apathy?

Every day is mine to choose

Even that Lord comes from you

'Cause my humanity is my leprosy

I need a remedy, for my disease

Wretched man I am, a slave to sin

Someone in my condition, needs the great physician

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+Remedy is a song by [[According to John]].
-{{overview}}
+==Lyrics==
-{{topics}}
+'Cause my humanity is my leprosy
-* [[Remedy (lyrics)]]
-{{opinions}}
+I need a remedy, for my disease
+Wretched man I am, a slave to sin
+Someone in my condition, needs the great physician
+I read about you, walking in the streets
+And people reaching out to you with their needs
+Your touch put light into dark eyes
+Silent ears heard joyful cries
+Do you see me in the crowd?
+Do you feel me reaching out?
+'Cause my humanity is my leprosy
+I need a remedy, for my disease
+Wretched man I am, a slave to sin
+Someone in my condition, needs the great physician
+Will you touch my cold and hardened heart?
+I need so much to see you as you are
+And can you recommend for me
+Something for my apathy?
+Every day is mine to choose
+Even that Lord comes from you
+'Cause my humanity is my leprosy
+I need a remedy, for my disease
+Wretched man I am, a slave to sin
+Someone in my condition, needs the great physician
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