Music Is My Desire
Pablo Moses Lyrics


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You want to be real
You want to be empty inside
You want to be someone laying down your pride
You want to be someone someday
Then lay it all down before the King
You want to be whole
You want to have purpose inside
You want to have virtue and purify your mind
You want to be set free today then lay it all down before the King

Refrão
This is my desire
This is my return
This is my desire to be used by you

You want to be real
You want to be emptied inside
And I know my heart is to feel you near
And I know my life
It's to do your will
It's to do your will

(Refrão)





All my life

Overall Meaning

, music has been a driving force in my heart and soul. The lyrics in Pablo Moses's song, "Music Is My Desire," resonate deeply with me because they speak to the universal human desire to be whole, fulfilled, and in service to something higher than oneself. The opening lines of the song suggest that the desire for authenticity and humility is the first step towards fulfilling one's purpose in life. To want to lay down one's pride signifies a willingness to surrender to a greater calling, to be used by a higher power for a greater purpose.


The refrain, "This is my desire, this is my return, this is my desire to be used by you," sums up the overarching message of the song. It's an affirmation of the singer's deepest desires, to be aligned with a purpose greater than him/herself and to be of service to that purpose. The repeated use of the phrase "lay it all down before the King" suggests a willingness to surrender to a higher power, to lay aside all one's fears, doubts, and insecurities and to trust in the divine process of life.


In the second verse, the desire for purification and freedom is expressed, indicating a recognition that true happiness and freedom come only through a release of all the unnecessary baggage that weighs us down. The refrain is repeated, reinforcing the singer's resolve to live a life of purpose, to do the will of a higher power, and to be used by that power for the greater good.




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Tom Shillington

This tune was played again and again by some great guys at exodus ‘98 or ‘99. And 20 years later it’s still runnin’ around in my brain. RIDDIM!

עחכע נחעי

My brother in 2022 and i am in love with this music

Kath Peters

Loving this tune...brightening up a grey cold day with musical sunshine.

Urban Laurette

If truth be told Pablo this tune exquisite beyond belief as everything spot on the mark.

Kie Njiru

Music is amazing. Hearing this for the first time in 2019 but it sounds as good as new but then again the old is the gold. The sound of the eighties was golden

OtheDaddy

Featured on "A Song", one of the first reggae albums I bought and highly cherished. Sounds helped me through tough tough times in the '90s. Nice version here.

Raspect Pablo Moses.

Big up selector!

Stephan Larsen

My first two. Waiting soul Firehouse rock. Tosh equal rights.. dread Head Eva since

Lawrence Njawe

One of my early introductions to Pablo Moses in the early 80s. Good to hear this again!

Regina

Lovely and true! Every up-right Biblical Music, in the Earth-Frequency, is for ETERNITY. Much Love from Holland! The CREATOR Bless you all near and far!

Morfmemes

Good song to make you remember that Love is the progression of life 💥❤💯

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