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The Impersonator

[Intro – Spoken] The hardest counterfeit to recognize… Is the one that sounds like God. ⸻ [Verse 1] Fear begins with pious whispers, Stealing Heaven’s righteous voice. Dressing chains as holy freedom, Calling bondage wisdom’s choice. Every failure stands remembered. Every victory feels small. Till the portrait fear has painted Hardly looks like God at all. [Chorus] Fear becomes a counterfeit, Wearing Heaven’s voice. Every accusation Sounds like a holy choice. But the portrait fear keeps painting Is not what God has shown. Mercy speaks a different language: Love has always called, “Come home.” ⸻ [Verse 2] Every time enough seems closer, Fear moves holiness again. Every answer brings more questions. Every victory more shame. Perfect always stays tomorrow. Peace is always just beyond. That’s the burden of the counterfeit… Never “Come,” but “Carry on.” [Chorus] Fear becomes a counterfeit, Wearing Heaven’s voice. Every accusation Sounds like a holy choice. But the portrait fear keeps painting Is not what God has shown. Mercy speaks a different language: Love has always called, “Come home.” ⸻ [Bridge – Conversational Rap] Fear says, “Not yet.” Grace says, “Come now.” Fear says, “Earn it.” Grace says, “Receive it.” Fear says, “Become worthy.” Grace says, “Believe My promise.” [Spoken] Faith isn’t believing in yourself. Faith is believing God When He describes Himself. ⸻ [Verse 3] Fear can quote the words of Scripture, Twisting truth with subtle art. Grace reveals the Father’s goodness, Speaking to the weary heart. When the voices sound confusing, One test settles every doubt: Does it draw the broken nearer, Or leave the fearful standing out? [Final Chorus] Fear becomes a counterfeit, Wearing Heaven’s voice. Every accusation Sounds like a holy choice. But the portrait fear keeps painting Is not what God has shown. Now I know the Father’s language: Love has always called, “Come home.”