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Hear Me by Richard Wills cover art

Richard Wills - Hear Me Lyrics

Artist:
Richard Wills

Lyrics

I lay down my stubborness 


Hear me when I call 


I am done wiith my life 


All I need is only You 


Hear me when I call 


You have seen the worst of me 


Yet Your love is still the same 


Hear me when I call 


I am nothing without You, without You 


Hear me when I call 


Save me now and I will be saved 


I am the one You're here to save 


Heal me now and I'll be healed 


I am the one You're here to healed 


Here I am empty handed 


All I need is Your grace 


Here me when I call 


I cannot save myself 


Come to my rescue 


Hear me when I call 


At the mention of Your name 


All my chains will break 


Hear me when I call 


At the mention of Your name 


Everything will change 


Hear me when I call 


Save me now and I will be saved 


I am the one You're here to save 


Heal me now and I'll be healed 


I am the one You're here to healed 


Oh oh oh ... 


In Your arms it's where I am safe 


I am safe 


Hear me when I call 


Take my life and make it Yours 


Hear me when I call


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Hear Me” is a prayer of surrender shaped by confession, dependence, and trust in God’s mercy. The singer lays down stubbornness, admits an inability to save the self, and asks God to hear, heal, and rescue. Repeated appeals give the song the character of persistent prayer rather than self-assurance. Its central contrast is between human emptiness and divine grace: the singer comes empty-handed while trusting that God remains loving even after seeing every failure.

The plea to be saved and healed closely echoes Jeremiah 17:14, where healing and salvation are sought directly from the Lord. The image of safety in God’s arms also fits the biblical language of refuge, while the mention of chains breaking at God’s name expresses hope for deliverance. By ending with an offered life—“Take my life and make it Yours”—the song moves from distress toward consecration. Its message is that rescue, change, and security are received from God rather than achieved through personal strength.

Related Scripture

  • Jeremiah 17:14 The prophet asks the Lord for healing and salvation, closely matching the song’s repeated plea.
  • Psalm 61:1-3 The psalm asks God to hear a cry and describes Him as a refuge and strong tower.