gospel-trap, cinematic grit, redemption rap, spoken word sermon, outlaw soul, faceless prophecy, ambient pads, steel guitar, moody 808s, Southern gospel, emotional male vocals, scars turned spotlight, pain as poetry, chosen but misunderstood Mama said love was sacrifice, But she sacrificed me for silence twice. Daddy dipped, friends flipped, Girlfriends kissed lies with a Judas grip. Cheating wives, cheating lives, Taught me love was just a game in disguise. They claimed my name when I had the flame, But hit infamy and they switched lanes. You showed me the love I never knew, Then robbed me blind like it wasn’t true. But when I fell, I didn’t hit the ground— I landed on the Rock that turned me around. Now I rise for the world to see, Jesus gave the love that set me free. They turned to frenemies quicker than Diddy, No questions asked, just left me gritty. I chased love like it owed me back, But it never reached the level of Christ’s track. I went crazy, maybe, chasing ghosts, But Jesus stayed when I needed Him most. Fell off a roof, thought I’d die in shame, But I landed on the Rock who knew my name. I was cheated, mistreated, deleted from hearts, But Jesus rewrote me in heavenly charts. They gave me pain dressed up as grace, But He gave me peace they couldn’t replace. I’m not bitter—I’m built. I’m not broken—I’m crowned. You showed me the love I never knew, Then robbed me blind like it wasn’t true. But when I fell, I didn’t hit the ground— I landed on the Rock that turned me around. Now I rise for the world to see, Jesus gave the love that set me free. I chased love in all the wrong places, But it was Jesus who stayed through all my phases. From betrayal to breakthrough, This is the love I never knew… Until now.
