It is not a human right
To stand afar while broken nations dream
Open up our eyes, so blind
That we might find the mercy for the need

Hey now
Fill our hearts with your compassion
Hey now
As we hold to our confession

It is not too far a cry
Too much to try to help the least of these
Politicians should not decide if we should rise
And be your hands and feet

Singing
Hey now
Fill our hearts with your compassion
Hey now
As we hold to our confession

Whoa-oo-oh
God, be their solution
Whoa-oo-oh
We will be your hands and be your feet

Yeah yeah

Higher than our circumstance
You promise and your love for all to see
Higher than our protest lines and dollar signs
Your love is all we need

Hey now
Fill our hearts with your compassion
Hey now
As we hold to our confession

Whoa-oo-oh
God, be their solution
Whoa-oo-oh
We will be your hands and be your feet

Whoa-oo-oh
God, be their solution
Whoa-oo-oh
We will be your hands and be your feet

Whoa yeah

Only you can mend the broken heart
And cause the blind to see
You erase complete the sinner's past
And set the captives free

Only you can take the widow's cry
And cause the heart to see
Be the Father to the fatherless
Our Savior and our King

We will be your hands
We will be your feet
We run this race for the least of these
In the darkest place we will be your light
We will be your light

We will be your hands
We will be your feet
We run this race for the least of these
In the darkest place we will be your light
We will be your light

Whoa-oo-oh
God, be their solution
Whoa-oo-oh
We will be your hands and be your feet

Whoa-oo-oh
God, be their solution
Whoa-oo-oh
We will be your hands and be your feet

We will
We will
God be the solution

We will
We will
God be the solution

We will be your hands
We will be your feet
We run this race for the least of these
In the darkest place we will be your light
We will be your light


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Solution Lyrics as written by Matt Crocker Joel Houston

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    awesome song. Hillsong united are an awesome band. Too bad the album is not a live recording but still, this song slaps the pants off some of their others. I think this song is simply about God being the solution for anyone to anything. And it is our call to be God's hands and feet to the lost.

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