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Damara Melissa - BRAVE (CCM)

Damara Melissa - BRAVE
Damara Melissa has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called BRAVE.

"BRAVE" is the first song on Damara Melissa's debut EP "Beginnings". 

Lyrics:

Trapped in my fear, held by self-doubt
You whisper child, don't be so down
Lift up my head, sing me a chorus

You have a plan, I have a purpose

Oh I can do, what you call me to
You make me brave, you make me brave
In the darkest night, I will stand and fight
Cause You light my way, you light my way
You make me brave, you make me brave
You make me brave, you make me

You shower me, with love and kindness
I surrender my heart, you shatter the darkness
Call me to go, use all I'm given
Tell 'em we can be free, from every prison

Oh I can do, what you call me to
You make me brave, you make me brave
When I face the night, I will stand for what's right
'Cause you make a way, you make a way
And you make me brave, you make me brave
You make me brave, you make me brave
And you make me brave, you make me brave
You make me brave, you make me

For the joy you saw ahead, you braved the cross for me
Thank you Jesus for the truth, and the way it sets me free
For the joy you saw ahead, you braved the cross for me
Thank you Jesus for the truth, and the way it sets me free

Oh I can do, what you call me to
You make me brave, you make me brave
When the night is long, I will sing your song
Cause you are the way, you're the only way
And you make me brave, you make me brave
You make me brave, you make me brave
You make me brave, you make me brave
You make me brave, you make me brave


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7tIj2qlhCOhqNgig9WJie2

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbVY24DfR8Q

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

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