Disciple - Touch Lyrics
Lyrics
I would do anything to see Him
cause I know He is passing by
won't let my situation hinder
so desperate I'm willing to climb (Luke 19:3-4)
Ain't gonna let it slow me down
I'll fight my way through the crowd
and then I heard Him say,
" I'll enter in your house today
I've come to seek and save that which was lost" (Luke 19:9-10)
Jesus I need you, Jesus I want you
I've got to break through so I can see you (Luke 19:3)
Oh how I can't stop the bleeding
spent all my money and no one can help
If I could touch the hem of His garment
I know it's through Him that I can be made well (Luke 8:43-44)
Ain't gonna let it slow me down
I'll fight my way through the crowd
and then I heard him say,
"Who touched Me, power's gone from Me
daughter your faith has made you well" (Luke 8:48)
Jesus I need you, Jesus I want you
I've got to break through so I can touch you
Ain't gonna let it slow me down
I'll fight my way through the crowd
and then I heard Him say,
"Enter in My good servant
I will be yours and you will be Mine" (Luke 19:17)
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Touch
Meaning & Inspiration
Disciple's "Touch," featured on the 2020 deluxe edition of *Love Letter Kill Shot*, is a powerful testament to an unwavering pursuit of divine connection, deeply rooted in the transformative encounters described in the Gospels. The song eloquently captures the desperate longing for healing and salvation, drawing direct parallels to the stories of the man who climbed a tree to see Jesus (Luke 19:3-4) and the woman who was healed by touching Jesus' garment (Luke 8:43-44). The lyrics vividly portray a soul so consumed by need that no obstacle, whether physical or social, can deter them from seeking the Savior. The repeated declaration of willingness to fight through any crowd, to overcome any hindering situation, echoes the faith that compelled these biblical figures to push past limitations. This isn't a passive plea; it's an active, determined quest, a hunger for the very presence of Jesus that fuels an intense desire to "break through so I can see you" and ultimately "touch you." The song’s narrative highlights Jesus' own powerful words, recognizing the faith that initiated the touch and proclaiming, "daughter your faith has made you well" (Luke 8:48), and His promise to those who enter into His fellowship, "I will be yours and you will be Mine" (Luke 19:17). "Touch" is more than just a song; it’s a spiritual declaration, a vibrant articulation of the core of faith—the belief that through determined pursuit and genuine need, one can experience the life-altering power and salvific grace of Jesus Christ, mirroring the scriptural accounts of His boundless compassion and ability to make us whole.