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Letter To Doubt And Unbelief
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Sep 2, 2026 updated
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Kristene DiMarco's song is a declaration of breaking free from unbelief, doubt, and self-pity. The lyrics describe a personal resolve to rise up, take a step of faith, and embrace the abundant life God offers. The singer rejects a mindset of expecting the worst and missing out on heavenly blessings, choosing instead to trust in a patient Savior. The song emphasizes a turning point, a decision to say yes to God's will and leave behind old patterns. It conveys hope, renewal, and the determination to move forward in faith, acknowledging that God has waited and is ready to help.
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Oh unbelief
I'm done with you keeping me beneath
All that I am and all that God has given to me
And I won't live like this anymore
Within reach of water
But dying of thirst expecting the worst
And missing the heaven I long for
I'm getting up, I'm taking a breath
This is just my first step
As the dust rolls off I'm breaking up
Self pity's grip around my neck
And I don't care how long it's been
My savior is a patient man
But He's waited long enough and this time I'm saying yes
No one's coming back here
So plant a tree or make a road
I don't care what you choose I shook off my shoes
And your dirt's not my home anymore
I'm getting up, I'm taking a breath
This is just my first step
As the dust rolls off I'm breaking up
Self pity's grip around my neck
And I don't care how long it's been
My savior is a patient man
But He's waited long enough and this time I'm saying yes
Oh doubt, I see your end
Heaven's coming to rob you blind
I know you tried so hard and worked all night
But what a complete waste of time
I'm getting up, I'm taking a breath
This is just my first step
As the dust rolls off I'm breaking up
Self pity's grip around my neck
And I don't care how long it's been
My savior is a patient man
But He's waited long enough and this time I'm saying yes
I'm getting up, I'm taking a breath
This is just my first step
As the dust rolls off I'm breaking up
Self pity's grip around my neck
And I don't care how long it's been
My savior is a patient man
But He's waited long enough and this time I'm saying yes