

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] I was drunk on Sunday morning Bible on the floor, face in the mud Cussin’ at the sky, daring You to strike me Heart like a field, flooded in blood Bar door swung, I heard that hymn Leaked through the wall like a memory Voice in my gut said, “Boy, that’s for you” I stumbled in, chains clinkin’ on me [Chorus] Hallelujah for a broken man (hallelujah) Knee in the dirt, other hand raised up I was raised on sin, now I’m raised again Washed in fire, overflowing cup I was lost as hell, now I’m holy and scared Of the love that didn’t let go Hallelujah, I’m saved, I’m saved By a God I once told to go [Verse 2] Choir in the rafters, dark as thunder Old preacher shoutin’ like he knew my name Every dirty secret, every alleyway whisper Felt that cross cut right through my shame I dropped them pills at the foot of that altar Every bottle, every curse I ever screamed Tears in my beard, snot on my collar Laughin’ like a madman finally freed [Chorus] Hallelujah for a broken man (hallelujah) Knee in the dirt, other hand raised up I was raised on sin, now I’m raised again Washed in fire, overflowing cup I was lost as hell, now I’m holy and scarred By the love that didn’t let go Hallelujah, I’m saved, I’m saved By a God I once told to go [Bridge] Yeah, I still got a mouth that slips Still see ghosts when the night gets thick But that grave I dug don’t fit me now That stone rolled off, I ain’t goin’ back down [Chorus] Hallelujah for a broken man (hallelujah) Singing with the choir that I used to mock I was raised on sin, now I’m raised again Hands up high while the angels talk I was lost as hell, now I’m holy and held By a love that refuses “no” Hallelujah, I’m saved, I’m saved And I’ll shout that truth till I go
Tags
country, Dark cinematic orchestra meets dusty country ballad; low strings and bowed bass under twangy baritone guitar, male vocals leading a small, haunted gospel choir. Verses stay intimate and gravelly over sparse picking and distant choirs; chorus swells with brass stabs, big toms, and stacked “hallelujah” harmonies. Final refrain strips back to voice and organ, then full band and choir crash in for a triumphant, chest-thumping ending. Male vocals only., orchestral, male vocals, happy, healing
3:17
No
2/4/2026