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You Will Win - My Winning Season by Jekalyn Carr cover art

Jekalyn Carr - You Will Win - My Winning Season Lyrics

Artist:
Jekalyn Carr

Lyrics

Verse 1


The enemy came up against your home
The enemy came up against your children
The enemy came up against your name
The enemy came up against your character


Chorus (Repeat x2)


You will win, win
You will win, win


Verse 2


The enemy came up against your health
The enemy came up against your finance
The enemy came up against your vision
The enemy came up against your business


Chorus (Repeat x2)


Bridge


I know you're hurt
I know you're torn
I know you are broken


All of those may be facts
But the truth still remains
That in the Name of Jesus


You will win


Chant (Repeat x3)


It's my winning season


Chant (Repeat x3)


Everything attached to me wins


Chorus


You will win, you will win


Chant (Repeat x3)


It's my winning season


Chant (Repeat x3)


Everything attached to me wins


Meaning & Inspiration

"You Will Win" opens by naming specific attacks directly, home, children, name, character, each introduced by the same phrase, the enemy came up against. That repeated structure, naming target after target, frames the entire song around comprehensive, named opposition rather than vague hardship.

Its bridge acknowledges real pain without minimizing it, hurt, torn, broken named plainly as facts, before pivoting to a stated truth that remains regardless, victory secured specifically in Jesus's name. That sequence, acknowledged pain followed by an unshaken declaration, keeps the song's confidence from denying difficulty even while refusing to be defined by it.

Rooted in contemporary gospel's declarative warfare style, the song functions as an extended declaration of victory over named opposition, its closing chant naming an entire winning season in which everything connected to the singer is said to win alongside them, repeating that claim as the song's final, sustained assurance.

Related Scripture

  • 1 John 5:4 Describes everyone born of God as overcoming the world, echoed in the song's repeated declaration of victory.
  • Romans 8:37 Describes being more than conquerors, echoed in the song's declaration of winning despite real hardship.