And I tried to find anything I could
To fill the void that I had felt inside
And I tried to hide 'cause I never could release
The very guilt that was in my mind
Every time that I?d trace these lines
I?d feel like I had been so blind

'Cause You are everything that I hope for
And everything that I breathe for
And everything that this heart will need, yeah
Everything that I hope for
And everything that I crave

Sometimes I feel a fight to release the grip
And trust that everything will be alright
And it?s been so real to feel the peace that You give
Start unfolding when I let things go
Every weight that I had build inside
When I lay it down, I realize that

You are everything that I hope for
And everything that I breathe for
And everything that this heart will need, yeah
Everything that I hope for
And everything that I crave

All these pointless ties to these endless lies
That this temporal life will satisfy
Well, I hide my life in you

You're everything that I hope for
And everything that I breathe for
You're everything that this heart will need
You're everything that I hope for
And everything that I crave

Everything that I hope for
And everything that I breathe for
And everything that this heart will need, yeah
Everything that I hope for
And everything that I crave

Everything that I hope for
And everything that I breathe for
And everything that this heart will need, yeah
Everything that I hope for
And everything that I crave



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