Can't Deny
Lincoln Brewster's 'Can't Deny' is a worship song expressing a deep, personal conviction about faith in Jesus. The lyrics use vivid contrasts—seeing like a blind man, hearing like a deaf man, walking like a lame man, living like a dead man—to illustrate spiritual transformation and the desire to become more like Christ. The singer acknowledges past deception but now cannot deny the reality of what he has heard and seen, especially the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. The song is a heartfelt declaration of faith and a prayer for greater conformity to Jesus, emphasizing surrender and the transformative power of God's love.
What's it gonna take for me to see
What a blind man sees
What's it gonna take for me to hear
What a deaf man hears
I don't know
But I know I
Can't deny
All the things that I've heard and seen
No I can't deny
For so long I was deceived
Now I can't deny
That You gave Your life for me
No I can't deny
What's it gonna take for me to walk
Like a lame man walks
What's it gonna take for me to live
Like a dead man lives
What's it gonna take
What's it gonna take for
What's it gonna take for
What's it gonna take for
More like You Jesus
me to be more like Jesus
me to be more like You Lord
me to be more like You