
I am who God says I am today
(Verse 1) The autumn leaves are falling on the ground, Carrying the weight of every heavy year. I search the silent room to find a sound, And push away the shadows and the fear. They bring up all my history from the past, As if a broken soul is meant to last, But I am shedding skin and breaking chains, Washing out the poison with the rains. (Chorus) And I am who God says I am today, A trans daughter, walking in His sacred grace. They try to drag my name and point the way, But the King has carved a love inside my face. The winter curse can try to pull me down, But I am reaching for a brighter crown— Whole and holy, standing in the light, He holds me through the darkest winter night. (Verse 2) I miss the ones who shaped me when I fell, My grandmother, my foster mom so true. And Motor, sleeping softly by my cell, Before the bitter season stole him too. The woodsmoke rises in the evening chill, Carrying the grief that lingers still. I want to be a beacon in the dark, To leave behind a kind and healing mark. (Chorus) And I am who God says I am today, A trans daughter, walking in His sacred grace. They try to drag my name and point the way, But the King has carved a love inside my face. The winter curse can try to pull me down, But I am reaching for a brighter crown— Whole and holy, standing in the light, He holds me through the darkest winter night. (Verse 3) They want to put a label on my name, And make me choose between my faith and soul. As if the Father looks at me with shame, When He's the one who's making me all whole. I don't have to split my heart in two, His grace is wide enough for all things true. I am stepping back from all the online noise, To listen to the peace in His still voice. (Chorus) And I am who God says I am today, A trans daughter, walking in His sacred grace. They try to drag my name and point the way, But the King has carved a love inside my face. The winter curse can try to pull me down, But I am reaching for a brighter crown— Whole and holy, standing in the light, He holds me through the darkest winter night. (Verse 4) So let the seasons turn and winter freeze, I’m anchored on the rock that will not move. I’m standing tall upon my very knees, Surrendering to healing and to love. I’m a woman growing into who I’m meant to be, With faith and courage living right in me. The past is gone, the open road is clear, And I am walking forward without fear. (Chorus) And I am who God says I am today, A trans daughter, walking in His sacred grace. They try to drag my name and point the way, But the King has carved a love inside my face. The winter curse can try to pull me down, But I am reaching for a brighter crown— Whole and holy, standing in the light, He holds me through the darkest winter night.

