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Freedom Heart - Release (CCM)


Freedom Heart has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Release.

SONG BACKGROUND

More recently, we all go through so much attack on our identities because the enemy wants to steal, kill, and destroy who we are. “Made Perfect” is a song that depicts God’s view of us and that we are made perfect in His image. We don’t have to be anything else or anyone else. God sees us as perfect and if we just have that truth in us, we can have more freedom in our lives!

Lyrics:

Verse 1:

My mind is a battlefield

Thoughts waging war

Heart condemning

Threats possessing

there’s nothing I can do

To run away from despair

Guilt overwhelming

Shame accusing 



Pre Chorus:

Pulling me down,  Further and further

I’m sinking down, Further and further

I can’t breathe, the walls closing in

It’s Suffocating, the walls closing in



Chorus:

When I bow down, You lift me up

As I surrender, all doubt melts away

The hold that’s been gripping me

is no more as I release



Verse 2:

Give myself permission

To end the oppression 

Hope arising 

Faith advancing 

I open up my hands

Letting go of everything 

Deliverance now

Redemption here



Pre Chorus 2:

I’m getting close,  closer and closer

Receiving freedom, Closer and closer

The past is done, there’s no more judgement

I can finally breathe, there’s no more judgement 



Bridge:

Have it all, have it all

In the dark & ugly spaces

Take it all, take it all and

Make me whole

Have it all, have it all

In the dark & ugly spaces

Take it all, take it all and

Make me whole



You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2Et50gJdaYGIS74v1VjNZV

Would you like to hear more CCM music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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