Lédylce - Tu es tout pour moi (CCM) - translated: "You are everything to me"

Lédylce has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called 'Tu es tout pour moi' ("You are everything to me").

It is such an honor that Lédylce contacted us with this song. A song about the relationship between a child and their (heavenly) Father. The message of this song is subtle, but it is a message we can fully grasp once we realize who our loving Father is and what His grace entails for us.

Lédylce hopes to reach as many people as possible with her first project as an independent artist.

The next songs she plans to record will have a distinctly Christian flavor, says Lédylce...

We're happy to offer you the original lyrics in French, as well as a translation into English of a song that reaches out beyond the barriers of language to His children.

Paroles:

Une pluie divine d’amour et de tendresse

Et lorsque j’ai soif un fleuve d’eau fraîche

Tu m’entoures par devant et par derrière

Tu me protèges et me consoles de mes misères

Tu es tout, Tu es tout pour moi

Mon refuge, mon Père et mon Roi

Mon cœur s'épanouit dans le creux de Tes bras

Tu es tout, Tu es tout pour moi

Mon amour, ma force et ma foi

Mon âme est apaisée au doux son de Ta voix

Tu es tout pour moi

Une étoile brillante illuminant mes matins

Beauté éclatante à Toi je lève mes mains

Tu m’environnes de Ton amour et de Ta grâce

Je me réjouirai pour toujours devant Ta face

Lyrics (translation):

A divine rain of love and tenderness

And when I'm thirsty for a river of fresh water

You surround me from the front and from behind

You protect me and console me from my miseries

You are everything, You are everything to me

My refuge, my Father and my King

My heart blossoms in the crook of Your arms

You are everything, You are everything to me

My love, my strength, and my faith

My soul is soothed at the sweet sound of Your voice

You are my Everything

A shining star lighting up my mornings

Shining beauty to You I raise my hands

You surround me with Your love and Your grace

I will forever rejoice in your face

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You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0lqoYyWFvUgVI547FT8vq1

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HC1aH155Nc

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

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