
Embers of Mercy
Intro (soft hum; piano motif) Verse 1 (gentle, confessional) I kept the embers in my palm, I held the heat so it wouldn't die I learned to read the small soft lights where mercy lived inside the night There were voices saying lesser, there were hands that let me fall But a whisper stayed beside me, quietly answering my call Pre‑Chorus (lift; add cello and second voice) When the world would name me broken, a quieter truth remained Not all fire burns to ruin; some flame cleanses and reclaims Chorus (warm, gospel choir responses) Embers of mercy, burning soft beneath my skin They teach me how to speak again, teach me how to begin Embers of mercy, keep me steady as I sing I carry light for others now, I carry light for the King Verse 2 (more texture; subtle grit) I walked a path of shadow where the edges learned my name But every step was counted; every fall a kind of grace We gather up the stories, stitch the torn with tender hands We turn the small to sacred, teach each other how to stand Pre‑Chorus (stronger; vocal stack) When the world would call me lesser, a quieter truth remained Not all fire burns to ruin; some flame cleanses and reclaims Chorus (bigger; call‑and‑response) Embers of mercy, burning soft beneath my skin They teach me how to speak again, teach me how to begin Embers of mercy, keep me steady as I sing I carry light for others now, I carry light for the King Bridge / Spoken Prayer (intimate; organ pad under spoken lines) (Spoken, low) Keep what is small and holy; keep what lights a single step. Let these embers warm the lost and guide them home. Bridge Sing (soft, intimate swell) We are given one small flame — to shelter, not to hide We will pass it hand to hand — until the dark unwinds Final Chorus / Refrain (key lift; choir and strings) Embers of mercy, burning bright, we rise and sing From hush to thunder, small lights woven into wings Embers of mercy, lift the weary, let them in I carry light for others now, I carry light for the King Outro (sparse — piano + single vocal) Embers, embers, embers of mercy — DidyT Mobition Photography (soft tag)

