The Cure: by Unspoken


We're all related, brothers and strangers
The king and the beggar bleed the same
We've all got a sickness, a terminal condition
We medicate it but the pain won't go away

See the eyes of a million faces
Looking for it in a million places
Only one can save us, Jesus

You are the cure
Everybody's searching for it
Everybody's reaching out
Trying to grab a hold of something real

You are the cure
Only you can satisfy us
Fill up the void inside us
Never been a heart you couldn't heal

You are the cure

You are the doctor, healer and father
To the orphan without a home
We fell into darkness, lost till you found us
You are the remedy we're looking for

You are the cure
Everybody's searching for it
Everybody's reaching out
Trying to grab a hold of something real

You are the cure
Only you can satisfy us
Fill up the void inside us
Never been a heart you couldn't heal

You are the cure

Cure for the broken, the hope for a hopeless world
(You are the cure) The meaning, 
the purpose, the peace that will make us whole

Don't have to search no more
Don't have to search no more

You are the cure
Everybody's searching for it
Everybody's reaching out
Trying to grab a hold of something real

You are the cure
Only you can satisfy us
Fill up the void inside us
Never been a heart you couldn't heal

You are the cure, cure
Never been a heart you couldn't heal
You are the cure, cure
Never been a heart you couldn't heal 
(you are the cure)

Songwriters: Jonathan Burton Lowry / Chad Michael Mattson / Christopher Stevens

The Cure lyrics © Capitol Christian Music Group

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