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Tasha Cobbs Leonard - Grace Lyrics

Artist:
Tasha Cobbs Leonard

Lyrics

God loves me


Adores me


Watches over me


You are for me


Grace loves me and it's not what I desire


And nothing that I've earned


But daily grace saves me


Oh but for your grace


Oh but for your grace


Oh but for your grace


I'd be lost, but for your grace


God loves me


Adores me


Watches over me


You are for me


Grace loves me and it's not what I desire


And nothing that I've earned


But daily grace saves me


Oh But for your love


Oh But for your love


Oh But for your love


I'd be lost, but for your love


I'd be lost, but for your love


I'd be lost, but for your grace


I'd be lost, but for your grace


It save me


It raises me


It keeps me


Am clothed in it


Am mighty great full


Am mighty great full


I don't desire it but it's my all mind


Am mighty great full


Am mighty great full


It belongs to me


It belongs to me


Your grace is saving


And it keeps going every day


The grace of the Lord


It's unmerited favor


Unmerited favor


It's my all mind


Somebody praise Him for grace


We give you glory for grace


It's been keeping me every day


Yea yea


I'd be lost but for your grace


I'd be lost but for your grace


I'd be lost but for your grace


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Grace” presents divine favor as a gift that cannot be earned. The opening lines describe God as loving, attentive, and firmly for His people, while the recurring confession “I’d be lost, but for Your grace” acknowledges complete dependence on Him. Grace is portrayed not as an abstract idea but as an active provision that saves, raises, clothes, and keeps the worshiper day by day.

That emphasis closely reflects Ephesians 2:8-9, which describes salvation by grace through faith as God’s gift rather than the result of works. The lyric also turns gratitude into praise, repeatedly giving glory to God for sustaining favor. Its later references to being clothed in grace suggest security and identity received from God, not achieved through merit. Through repetition and testimony, the song maintains one clear confession: every sign of rescue, strength, and perseverance is credited to the Lord’s unmerited favor.

Related Scripture

  • Ephesians 2:8-9 Salvation by grace is Gods gift and is not earned by works.