Stillman - Time (CCM) #IndieChristianStar

Stillman has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Time. Stillman is also one of our Indie Christian Stars (a special status given to Indie artists by an external committee of music professionals).

Lyrics:

[Intro]

Ah-ah-ah

[Verse 1]

I'm feeling the weight

Losing my grip here

Desperate for calm

But tomorrow will come

The daylight will run

I know it's a fact

Though when time stands still

How could anyone believe that?

This never-ending holding pattern has such power

To stop the clocks

And hold captive my every thought

[Chorus]

So break me free

Break me free, somebody

Break me free

Just break me free

[Verse 2]

It's like I can't decide

Who the hell I am

Or if I'm the one deceiving

It's a cursе that won't let go of me

Takes hold of еverything I see

Likes to hide

With the truth and some little lies

If I ask for help

Will you hold my hand?

And let me see goodness in the greater plan

'Cause I'm lost

I [?] feel it

Waiting for you to come

And tell me that it's all gonna be okay

[Chorus]

So break me free

Break me free, somebody

Break me free

Just break me free

[Bridge]

Come here, my love, enter my house

Know that you are loved

Come here, my love, I'll hold you up

So that you know you're loved

Come here, my love, enter my house

Know that you are loved

Come here, my love, I'll hold you up

So that you know you're loved

Come here, my love, enter my house

Know that you are loved

Come here, my love, I'll hold you up

So that you know you're loved

[Outro]

I won't let you fall

I won't let you go

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7dHiB13luJu1z4PKf23BAb

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNyaehjrey4

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

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