The Daredevil Christopher Wright - A Conversation About Cancer lyrics

rate me

Talking about David and Goliath, and Goliath. And how he slew that

giant, slew that giant. With faith and rocks and slings and things.

She gained hope from the story, before she enters into glory. The

father loves her and that's stronger than cancer and she's teaching

me, she's teaching me, she's teaching me.

I think about my mother and my father, and my father. And all the

people with babies, mommies and daddies. Halve their chromosomes

to fill the bodies of their children and their families. At the mercy of

their history. Pass on Jesus their hopes their fears and their diseases

and they're teaching you, they're teaching me, they're teaching me.

If heaven is the place that we're going we won't have to be dealing

with what we're dealing with here. No one will be sick, no one will be

able to inflict all the things that we seem to insist on, to conflict

on, to resist on, to exist on...and I was encouraged.

I came from the hospital embraced like the prodigal son. Disease

stripped the flesh from my bones against the original intention.

Oh oh can you see? Screaming to the people in the mezzanine who say

I don't know but I think I've got it.