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TheReal D.Tel - Surrender (CHH)

TheReal D.Tel - Surrender
TheReal D.Tel has released a Christian Hip Hop (CHH) an album called Kingdom Music. The highlighted song from this album is called 'Surrender'. 

Story behind the album 'Kingdom Music':

TRD shares: "When I was 12, I started writing music about things that I thought were cool and heard in songs at the time like: women, drugs, sex, violence, partying non-stop and being a good person gets you nowhere. That kind of music influenced my future decisions on what kind of songs I would start recording, which continued until I realized it.  I also thought it was cool to do the things I said in my music like:
Violence - the more violent the better (in songs)
Womanizing - the more woman you have sex with the better
Drugs and Alcohol - The higher and more drunk you are the better
Partying - Neglect all responsibilities if partying comes first

As I started making better decisions in life through God, my music was still the same and then I had a revelation.  I heard a random Christian song and it was so powerful and positive and full of joy and truth, I cried because it touched me.  I knew, even though I was saved and prayed all the time, something didn't feel right...That's when I started to question myself about the musical direction I was going in:

Would your music inspire or motivate the world?
Does your music help people who listen to it?
Does it make you feel good when you listen to your music?
If someone close died would your music help you cope?
Does your music give hope?

Unfortunately, all the answers to those questions were no...but I kept praying. One day I woke up and knew it was time for a change because beforehand, the decision to jump from all secular music to all Christian music was difficult until now because it was clear...it was peaceful.  I rewrote every song that was about to release and from that moment on, instead of making the music I thought I wanted to make, I vowed to only make Kingdom Music."

I am releasing 'Kingdom Music' to show that no matter what you're going through or what you have been through, it is never too late to turn your life around with Christ and get on what you've been called to do.

The message that I hope listeners take away is to be bold with your believing and endeavors because anything is possible with God."

The highlighted song is called 'Surrender'. 'Surrender' is intended as a reminder that God knows best for you, trust in Him to guide you through.


Lyrics:

let's go

every day every night (every day every night)
i surrender to Christ (I surrender to Christ)
everything in my life (everything in my life)
gonna be alright (uh-huh)
picking up my cross (yeah) leave it all behind (yup)
ain't no need to fight surrender every time (time)
even in the dark He'll cause you to shine (shine)
victory is mine by renewing of the mind
no matter what i face surrender it to You (You)
because of Your grace receive all truth (truth)
nothing else matters if it ain't about You (uh-huh)
making devils scatter not knowing what to do (do) ugh (ugh)
Your here so i gotta push through (push through)
Your face is what i pursue (pursue) look (yeah)
your joy my strength don't faint
like eagles spread my wings

every day every night (every day every night)
everything in my life i surrender
ain't no reason to fight (ain't no reason to fight)
with Christ in my life i surrender
every day every night (every day every night)
everything in my life i surrender
ain't no reason to fight (ain't no reason to fight)
with Christ in my life i surrender

with christ in my life i surrender
with christ in my life i surrender

yeah i surrender to your will
surrender to your words surrender to your skills (surrender)
i'm already healed
covered with your blood protects like a shield (protects)
God is a big deal (big deal)
never seen begging for a meal (never) look
i had to refocus (uh-huh)
broke free from the devils hypnosis (free)
i'm gonna feed life to my inner man (life)
at rest when i move into the promise land (rest)
gonna stand on a rock not quicksand (rock)
with God i will always have the upperhand

every day every night (every day every night)
everything in my life i surrender
ain't no reason to fight (ain't no reason to fight)
with Christ in my life i surrender
every day every night (every day every night)
everything in my life i surrender
ain't no reason to fight (ain't no reason to fight)
with Christ in my life i surrender

every day every night (every day every night)
everything in my life i surrender
ain't no reason to fight (ain't no reason to fight)
with Christ in my life i surrender
every day every night (every day every night)
everything in my life i surrender
ain't no reason to fight (ain't no reason to fight)
with Christ in my life i surrender


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2x7F6ufd8SBrW056d9JEX8

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3KXnc4vx8c

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

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