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Praise and Worship Week 67 // Train wreck - Coderaikiri : Acapella version
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=coderaikiri/rujznedp
Greetings friends, brethren and my fellow lovers of Hive, it has been awhile since I participated in this incredible community due to personal complications but thank God I am here again and it already feels like home.
Welcome once again to another edition of praise and worship. For the 67th edition, I'll be presenting an acapella to the song train wreck by James Arthur.
The song is a relatable song to Christians and every person out there who is feeling lost, confused and lacks direction to coordinate their life affairs. It is a cry for help from someone who is truly going through challenges and seeking for divine intervention. At some point the artist is even confused about who is praying to but he still prays regardless with a belief that God will surely rescue him.
At the surface level the song sounds like a secular one but if when you really connect to the lyrics of the song, you get to see it for what it truly is and discover the massive religious themes surrounding it.
I pray that we all overcome whatever difficulties we are currently going through in our various lives in Jesus name. Amen
Thank you all for stopping by. May you all remain blessed.
LYRICS:
Laying in the silence
Waiting for the sirens
Signs, any signs I'm alive still
I don't wanna lose it
But I'm not getting through this
Hey, should I pray, should I pray
Yeah, to myself, to a God?
To a saviour who can...
Unbreak the broken
Unsay these spoken words
Find hope in the hopeless
Pull me out of the train wreck
Unburn the ashes
Unchain the reactions
I'm not ready to die, not yet
Pull me out of the train wreck
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
Pull me out, pull me out
Underneath our bad blood
We still got a sanctum
Home, still a home, still a home here
It's not too late to build it back
'Cause a one in a million chance
Is still a chance, still a chance
And I would take those odds
Unbreak the broken
Unsay these spoken words
Find hope in the hopeless
Pull me out of the train wreck
Unburn the ashes
Unchain the reactions
I'm not ready to die, not yet
Pull me out of the train wreck
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
You can say what you like 'cause see, I would die for you
I'm down on my knees, and I need you to be my God
Be my help, be a saviour who can
Unbreak the broken
Unsay these reckless words
Find hope in the hopeless
Pull me out of the train wreck
Unburn the ashes
Unchain the reactions
I'm not ready to die, not yet
Pull me out of the train wreck
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
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By Darc Thoughtshttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=coderaikiri/rujznedp
Greetings friends, brethren and my fellow lovers of Hive, it has been awhile since I participated in this incredible community due to personal complications but thank God I am here again and it already feels like home.
Welcome once again to another edition of praise and worship. For the 67th edition, I'll be presenting an acapella to the song train wreck by James Arthur.
The song is a relatable song to Christians and every person out there who is feeling lost, confused and lacks direction to coordinate their life affairs. It is a cry for help from someone who is truly going through challenges and seeking for divine intervention. At some point the artist is even confused about who is praying to but he still prays regardless with a belief that God will surely rescue him.
At the surface level the song sounds like a secular one but if when you really connect to the lyrics of the song, you get to see it for what it truly is and discover the massive religious themes surrounding it.
I pray that we all overcome whatever difficulties we are currently going through in our various lives in Jesus name. Amen
Thank you all for stopping by. May you all remain blessed.
LYRICS:
Laying in the silence
Waiting for the sirens
Signs, any signs I'm alive still
I don't wanna lose it
But I'm not getting through this
Hey, should I pray, should I pray
Yeah, to myself, to a God?
To a saviour who can...
Unbreak the broken
Unsay these spoken words
Find hope in the hopeless
Pull me out of the train wreck
Unburn the ashes
Unchain the reactions
I'm not ready to die, not yet
Pull me out of the train wreck
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
Pull me out, pull me out
Underneath our bad blood
We still got a sanctum
Home, still a home, still a home here
It's not too late to build it back
'Cause a one in a million chance
Is still a chance, still a chance
And I would take those odds
Unbreak the broken
Unsay these spoken words
Find hope in the hopeless
Pull me out of the train wreck
Unburn the ashes
Unchain the reactions
I'm not ready to die, not yet
Pull me out of the train wreck
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
You can say what you like 'cause see, I would die for you
I'm down on my knees, and I need you to be my God
Be my help, be a saviour who can
Unbreak the broken
Unsay these reckless words
Find hope in the hopeless
Pull me out of the train wreck
Unburn the ashes
Unchain the reactions
I'm not ready to die, not yet
Pull me out of the train wreck
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
lyrics source