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Gravel & Grace - Do You Hear Me Lord Lyrics

Artist:
Gravel & Grace
Album:
Do You Hear Me Lord - Single
Official Release:
05 Mar 2026

Lyrics

Verse 1


I watch the red lamp burn at night
Still hoping for a holy sight
This quiet chapel feels alive
But I am struggling to survive
This mercy I′m not ready for
But still, I kneel upon this floor


Pre-Chorus


Your spirit lingers in the air
Like incense rising in a prayer


Chorus


Do You hear me, Lord, when the silence starts to burn?
Can I feel You near when my thoughts begin to turn?
I've been waiting, barely breathing, in the grace You used to fill
If You know me like I know You, then I bow beneath Your will


Verse 2


The holy water feels like dew
The pews remember passing through
I walk the aisles we once knew well
But stories only time can tell
A part of me that I won′t let go
Is holding to the seeds You sow


Pre-Chorus


Your spirit lingers in the air
Like incense rising in a prayer


Chorus


Do You hear me, Lord, when the silence starts to burn?
Can I feel You near when my thoughts begin to turn?
I've been waiting, barely breathing, in the grace You used to fill
If You know me like I know You, then I bow beneath Your will


Verse 3


Maybe faith just learns to wait
Outside the narrow Heaven's gate
If You hold me through the night
Then I will walk by faith, not sight


Chorus


Do You hear me, Lord, when the silence starts to burn?
Can I feel You near when my thoughts begin to turn?
I′ve been waiting, barely breathing, in the grace You used to fill
If You know me like I know You, then my heart is beating still


Credits & Song Information

Label
10827158 Records DK
Community reviewed · Apple Music
Performed By
Gravel & Grace
Community reviewed · Apple Music
Release Date
March 5, 2026
Community reviewed · Apple Music

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Meaning & Inspiration

On this recording, Gravel & Grace presents a prayer shaped by silence, grief, and patient faith. The verses move through chapel imagery and uncertainty, while the recurring question in the chorus gives way to surrender and a resolve to keep walking by faith.