Fortress
I was afraid to let anybody in,
So I took my flaws,
And I built a wall.
I tried so hard,
But I couldn't find the purpose,
For why I created this fortress.
I blocked You out,
I sealed myself in,
Where do I begin?
I was like an architect,
But I was building without a plan,
And now I'm trapped just like I began.
I need You to break down the walls of this fortress,
Because I don't need it anymore.
I need You to help me through all of this,
Because I know that I was wrong.
I need You.
I watch the walls fall away,
You set me free,
You were always there for me.
Now I feel everything changing,
I know that You have repaired this heart,
Finally I can get a chance to restart.
No longer am I trapped inside my fortress,
The torture that I made,
No matter what, You always forgave.
I can finally forget the things that I've done,
I realize that You're Grace covers all,
And You have the power to break down these walls.
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