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MŌRIAH - Worth Lyrics

Artist:
MŌRIAH

Lyrics

Verse 1


Covered in darkness


Buried in doubt


The cross I carry


Is tearing me down


I try to rise up


Stand my own ground


But everything I’ve trusted 


Is failing me now


Pre-Chorus 1


But you break through stone


And you show me your


Love was always here


Then you pull me close


And let me know


What I long to hear


Chorus


I am worth it x2


In my moment of shame


There you found me just to say


I am worth it


Tag


I hear you say I am worth it x3


Come heal the hurt it x3


[Repeat]


Verse 2


Tell me your promise


Remind me of how


You’ll never leave me


You won’t fail me now


Pre-chorus 2


Cause you break through stone


And you show me your


Love was always here


Then you pull me close


And let me know


What I long to hear


BRIDGE


Cause I’m embarrassed of my weakness


I feel tarnished and so damaged


But your love rescues me from wreckage


Yeah you promise I am precious


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Meaning & Inspiration

"Worth" moves from darkness, doubt, and shame toward a secured sense of value in God's love. The opening verses describe failed self-reliance: the burden is too heavy, and the things that once seemed trustworthy are giving way. The response is not a claim of new personal strength but an encounter with a divine love that was already present.

The chorus repeats the declaration "I am worth it" as an answer to condemnation. The tag asks for hurt to be healed, while the second verse holds to the promise that God will not abandon or fail. The bridge names weakness and damage yet does not give them the final word. Rescue, nearness, and the assurance of being precious define the song's view of worth.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 43:4 God calls his people precious and loved, closely matching the bridge's assurance.
  • Hebrews 13:5 The passage repeats God's promise never to leave or forsake his people.
  • Romans 5:8 Paul points to God's love shown through Christ while people were still sinners.