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Micah Tyler - I See Grace (CCM)

Micah Tyler - I See Grace
On Friday, June 24, Micah Tyler shared new music with this track titled 'I See Grace'. We are happy to be able to share the lyrics with you. The official audio can be heard below.

Most of us can recall times when we felt ashamed because of mistakes we made. The kind of shame that sticks with you and doesn't just fade away. Micah Tyler sings about the agony of shame, but also about how Christ has already done it all. He covers your mistakes with grace so you can move forward, leaving the shame behind you. His grace is greater than all of your sin, so what is holding you back from accepting His grace and letting go of your feelings of shame?

Lyrics:

I’ve seen shame
The kind that comes from mistakes
The kind that won’t go away
When I turned around
They were right there to remind me

I’ve seen regret
The kind that messes with your head
The failures and the can’t forgets
But standing here now
I’m thanking God it’s behind me

Cause I’ve seen nail scarred hands
Reach out and wipe it all away

Now I see grace
Hallelujah I stand amazed
I’m staring at an empty grave
And the stone that You rolled away
When I was a prodigal
You saw a son
When I left the 99
You saw the one
And just like that
All my past has been erased
When I look back
I see grace

I still hurt
Fall short of what You say I’m worth
And that devil says I don’t deserve
What You did on the cross
And he’s right cause I don’t
But You did it anyway

I see grace
Hallelujah I stand amazed
I’m staring at an empty grave
And the stone that You rolled away
When I was a prodigal
You saw a son
When I left the 99
You saw the one
And just like that all my past has been erased
When I look back
I see grace, grace
God’s grace
Grace that is greater than all my sin
Thank God almighty
Gonna sing it again
Oh grace, grace
God’s grace
Grace that is greater than all my sin

I see grace
Hallelujah I stand amazed
I’m staring at an empty grave
And the stone that You rolled away
I was a prodigal
You saw a son
When I left the 99
You saw the one
And just like that all my past has been erased
When I look back
I see grace, grace
God’s grace (I see grace)
Grace that is greater than all my sin
Thank God almighty
Gonna sing it again

Grace oh grace
God’s grace
Grace that is greater than all my sin

#MicahTyler #ISeeGrace


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2ABtXR684ZxI9PjcFSyj5Y

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

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

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