Verse 1) In a world that often turns a blind eye to wrong, Esther's tale reminds us to be bold and strong. Standing Against Injustice, we must use our voice, For human rights and justice, that's our conscious choice. Like Esther stood before the throne to save her kin, We must confront oppression, let the fight begin. (Verse 2) When paths are unclear and the future's unseen, Divine Providence is the thread that runs between. Though God's name is unmentioned, His hand is still near, Orchestrating moments to conquer all our fear. "For such a time as this," we're placed right where we stand, Trusting in His purpose, held within His hand. (Verse 3) Fear may try to grip us, but we must not yield, Courage and Obedience, our protective shield. "If I perish, I perish," Esther bravely said, Choosing faithful action over doubt and dread. True bravery is acting despite the inner quake, Stepping out in faith for righteousness's sake. (Outro) And Haman, proud and boastful, sealed his own sad fate, Blinded by his hatred, a lesson come too late. He failed to see the grace of God in a young queen's rise, And met his end on the gallows, before all their eyes. His downfall a reminder, for all of us to see, Pride leads to destruction, but God holds victory.