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I Can Still Hear You

from Unconquered by Angela Hutchison

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My hands are wide out open
And my heart is just the same
Feels like an empty parking lot
In the pouring rain
But Your love is unchanging

In obedience I've had to run
A sword right through this dream
In the aftermath of silence my strength
Is not like what it seems
But Yours is unfailing

Praise the Name
Of the One Who is never going to change
The One Who is the sunlight in these shadows
The perfect blue behind every raging storm cloud
Praise the Name
Of the One Whose Spirit fills the empty all of me
In Your supremacy – You speak Your Word to me
I can still hear You

This grief is like a compost pile
And just now I don't know why
I'm trying to pick which part to blame
For making me cry
So I'll sing from this shadow

In this fellowship of suffering,
Your presence floods my soul
My Father You have spoken
And Your Word has made me whole
Let tears fall and faith grow

Praise the Name
Of the One Who is never going to change
The One Who is the sunlight in these shadows
The perfect blue behind every raging storm cloud
Praise the Name
Of the One Whose Spirit fills the empty all of me
In Your supremacy – You speak Your Word to me
I can still hear You

You are my constancy
Your Word it speaks to me
I can still hear You

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from Unconquered, released September 1, 2010
Words & Music: Angela Hutchison © 2010 (SOCAN)

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