Listen to this miraculous harmony called The Church I Grew Up In (Reprise) written and recorded by the American gospel singer known as Tasha Cobb Leonard to put a smile on the faces of her fans and all who greeted her when she heard the recording. have fun.
Cobbs’ career took off in 2013 when she signed with EMI and made her major-label debut with ‘Grace’. The album topped Billboard’s gospel chart and even crossed over to number 61 on the pop chart, while its lead single, “Break Every Chain,” became an even greater success and went on to earn a Grammy Award for Best Gospel/Contemporary Christian Music Performance.
This song The Church I Grew Up In (Reprise) has been carefully penned down by the award-winning minstrel Tasha Cobb Leonard.
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Video: Tasha Cobb Leonard – The Church I Grew Up In (Reprise)
Tasha Cobb Leonard The Church I Grew Up In (Reprise) Lyrics
Whoa, woo
His church is still alive
And if you’re lookin’ for freedom, it’s here
If you’re lookin’ for healing, it’s here
If you’re lookin’ for deliverance, it’s here
Ohm the church is still alive
I wish the church would open up your mouth
And sound an alarm, sound an alarm that we’re still here
We ain’t going nowhere
We’re takin’ back our schools
We’re takin’ back our neighborhoods
We’re taking back our land, yeah
We’re taking back our authority
You can shine a light on me
Church is alive today
We know that it is, so keep telling your kids
There is healing in these walls
Oh I feel that, y’all
There’s still angel’s dancing in these halls, oh there’s angels here
If it’s a Wednesday night, a Sunday morning, you don’t need much
‘Cause Jesus loves it
If you wanna know why I am the way I am
It’s the church I grew up in