The Songs I Need To Hear
Josh Wilson's song "The Songs I Need To Hear" is a candid reflection on the vulnerability of songwriting and the desire to offer genuine comfort. He admits his own limitations and fears, acknowledging that he cannot fully understand others' struggles. The song emphasizes the importance of authenticity and the need to hear messages of love and purpose. Wilson expresses that while he doesn't have all the answers, he finds reassurance in knowing that his life matters and that he is loved unconditionally. The track encourages listeners to embrace honesty and find hope in God's affirming love.
I just spent an hour cleaning my kitchen
Killing time instead of writing songs
I'm terrified that even if you listen
I won't have anything to say at all
I'm so sorry if I've ever written
A line that sounded trite but just not true
I promise it was never my intention
To act like I know what you're going through
See, I got a microphone, and I'm on the radio
But that doesn't mean I know your hopes and fears
So I can not assume I know what to sing for you
I can only write the songs I need to hear
I need to hear, I don't need all the answers
But questions are a danger to the truth
I need to hear that what I'm doing matters
That I'm loved for who I am, not what I do