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This isn’t a sermon. It’s a stack of unsent prayers. Letters to God From a Man Who’s Tired is a raw, spoken-to-sung country ballad about exhaustion, faith that isn’t polished, and the kind of prayers you whisper when strength is gone but belief isn’t. This song is for anyone who still believes — but doesn’t have the energy to explain it anymore. Like if this sounds like your prayers Subscribe for raw, story-driven country Share it with someone who’s tired but still holding on LYRICS Verse 1 Dear God, I don’t know how formal this should be, I forgot the right words somewhere Between surviving and breathing. I didn’t come with praise lined up, Didn’t bring a list of needs — I just showed up worn thin With my honesty. I used to pray in paragraphs, Now it’s fragments and sighs. Used to kneel with confidence, Now I pray driving at night. I don’t doubt You’re listening — I just doubt myself. I’ve been strong for so long I forgot how to ask for help. ⸻ Verse 2 Dear God, I’ve been carrying what I said I could, Turns out I meant it shorter Than I understood. I said “I got it” one too many times, Now everything leans. I built my life on being dependable — Didn’t plan on being empty. I know You’re not a genie, I know life ain’t fair. I’m not asking for escape — Just asking if You’re there. If You could sit with me awhile Without fixing what I am, I’d appreciate the silence More than another plan. ⸻ Chorus These are letters to God From a man who’s tired — Not faithless, not broken, Just worn and uninspired. I still believe — I just don’t shout, I still kneel — I just don’t fight it. This ain’t me quitting, Lord, I’m just tired. ⸻ Verse 3 Dear God, I’ve been trying to be grateful, But gratitude gets heavy too. When every blessing comes With something to push through. I smile when I should, I say “I’m good” on cue, But You see the cost of being strong — I don’t have to tell You. I’m tired of being the answer, Tired of being the rock. Tired of being calm When everything inside knocks. I don’t need thunder or signs — Just let me breathe. Even Elijah laid down once Under a tree. ⸻ Verse 4 Dear God, If I sound smaller now, It’s not because I shrank — It’s because pride finally sat down. I don’t need to win today, Don’t need to be brave. If all I do is not fall apart, Let that be okay. I know You don’t clock out, I know You don’t sleep. I just wonder sometimes If You see the weight I keep. Not questioning Your goodness — Just admitting my cost. Faith feels heavier When you’re tired, not lost. ⸻ Chorus These are letters to God From a man who’s tired — Still believing, still standing, Just quietly expired. I don’t need miracles tonight, Don’t need fire or choir — Just sit with me in this ache, Lord, I’m tired. ⸻ Bridge Maybe rest is the prayer I’ve been too proud to say. Maybe silence is faith When words get in the way. If You don’t change my circumstances, At least change how I stand — Help me lay down the armor And still be a man. ⸻ Verse 5 Dear God, Tomorrow I’ll try again. I always do — You know the drill. But tonight I’m just human, Just breathing, just still. If You keep score, don’t count this moment As lack of belief — Count it as trust honest enough To admit fatigue. I won’t disappear. I won’t walk away. I just need You to know How heavy this day. I’m still Yours — Just not on fire. These are letters to God From a man who’s tired. ⸻ Outro Amen… Even if whispered.