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Brandon Heath - Minute By Minute (CCM)

Brandon Heath - Minute By Minute
Brandon Heath has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Minute By Minute.

Lyrics:

I think I'm okay with letting go
It's out of my hands now
I'm not in control

Do I know a secret? Maybe so
Would You be okay with 'I don't know'

I wasn't made for the weight of the past
I'm getting crushed by the waves of the future
Nobody knows what's not gonna last
But I can hold on just a little bit looser
Watching the moments turn into memories
No guarantee that time will be friendly

One life, don't wanna miss it
I need You in it to help me live it
Minute by minute

I'm taking a break from trying to figure it out
I'm making peace with my belief and my doubt
If anything good in me is gonna grow
The old way of thinking
Has gotta go

I wasn't made for the weight of the past
I'm getting crushed by the waves of the future
Nobody knows what's not gonna last
But I can hold on just a little bit looser
Watching the moments turn into memories
No guarantee that time will be friendly

One life, don't wanna miss it
I need You in it to help me live it
Minute by minute
(Whoa)
Minute by minute
(Whoa)

You don't end
You're the Rock of ages
What is man
Just a mark on your pages

You don't end
You're the Rock of ages
What is man
Just a mark on your pages

One life, don't wanna miss it
I need you in it to help me live it
One life, don't wanna miss it
I need you in it...

I wasn't made for the weight of the past
I'm getting crushed by the waves of the future
Nobody knows what's not gonna last
But I can hold on just a little bit looser
Watching the moments turn into memories
No guarantee that time will be friendly

One life, don't wanna miss it
I need You in it to help me live it
Minute by minute
(Whoa)
Minute by minute
(Whoa)

One life, don't wanna miss it
I need You in it to help me live it
One life, don't wanna miss it
I need You in it


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6HK81jt6alDvX79njH5Jvs

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLy13_PPMnA

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

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