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In the Service of the King

from Empty Graves by Topher Daniels

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I didn't get to be the man
Who named the Earth and held Your hand.
I didn't get to sail the ark
And land it on Your loving heart.

I never had to hold the knife
And stare into my child's eyes
Not knowing what Your plans could be.
But seeing faith laid out for me.

But You have made me who I am
In the image of the Lamb
I will not regret a thing
In the service of the King

I never saw You in the cloud
While leading all of Israel out
I never heard the trumpets sound
And watched to see the walls come down

Oh I never fed 5000 strong
Or ruled over Babylon
I never heard the angels sing
As kings knelt down in offering

I didn't see what Peter saw
The day they put You on the cross
I know that I'd have done the same
And ran and hung my head in shame.

Oh I may not be like all the rest
But Lord I feel it in my chest
The purpose I can finally see
To be who You would have me be.

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from Empty Graves, released August 7, 2012

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