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​Rorie - ​Resonate (CCM)

​Rorie - ​Resonate

​Rorie has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called ​Resonate.

​Rorie wrote "Resonate" alone in her living room during the turbulence of the year 2020, which ended with her and her husband going through a heartbreaking miscarriage. “Resonate” is a worship song filled with the hope of the Gospel, conveying the way that the good news resonates both through sound waves and inside hearts. Rorie writes: "In a year filled with so much heartache, both globally and personally, I felt strongly compelled to sing about the reason behind the hope that I have. It’s not because of anything I’ve done or will do, or because of what I can see here in the temporary, but because of who Jesus is and all that He has done. It changes everything!""

 Resonate” was produced by Nashville-based 2x Grammy-nominated and multiple Dove award-winning producer Jordan Sapp (Jeremy Camp, Tauren Wells, Riley Clemmons).

The single will be followed by an EP, which is set to release on September 10, 2021.


Lyrics

On my own I had no faith, no place to rest
Just a complicated past, and a goal to do my best
Even when I tried the world kept crashing down
Til You led me from sinking sand to solid ground
Let hope rise in this place
And Hallelujahs resonate
Death has no power in Your name
Jesus, the one who saves
You are the one who saves
(Ohh)

We could not repair the damage that was made
Your holiness so powerful, our brokenness so great
Even then redemption entered on the scene
A story being written to set captives free
Let hope rise in this place
And Hallelujahs resonate
Death has no power in Your name
Jesus, the one who saves
You are the one who saves

Hallelujah, let it resonate
Hallelujah, let it resonate
Hallelujah, let it resonate
Hallelujah, let it resonate

What shame declared as hopeless
Your promise overcame
You bore it on the cross, standing in my place
And in the quiet hour the grave could not contain
Your resurrection power
All glory to Your name
Hallelujah, let it resonate
Let hope rise in this place
And Hallelujahs resonate
Death has no power in Your name
Jesus, the one who saves

Let hope rise in this place
And Hallelujahs resonate
Death has no power in Your name
Jesus, the one who saves
You are the one who saves
(Ohh)

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