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Put A Praise on It - Miracle in This Room by Kierra Sheard + Tasha Cobbs Leonard cover art

Kierra Sheard + Tasha Cobbs Leonard - Put A Praise on It - Miracle in This Room Lyrics

Artist:
Kierra Sheard + Tasha Cobbs Leonard
Album:
This Is Me
Official Release:
01 Jan 2006

Lyrics

Chorus


There's a miracle in this room
With my name on it
There's a healing in this room
And it's here for me
There's a breakthrough in this room
And it's got my name on it
So I'm gonna put a praise on it
I'm gonna put a praise on it
Somebody put a praise on it


Chorus (Repeat)


There's a miracle in this room
With Tasha's name on it
You got to put your name in the atmosphere,
There's a healing in this room
And it's is here for me
There's a breakthrough in this room
And it's got my name on it
So I'm gonna put a praise on it
Somebody put a praise on it
Can you help me put a praise on it
Somebody put a praise on it


Interlude


Let's go
"I dare somebody to put a praise in this room,
I declare wherever you are miracles are breaking off in your house.
You got to declare there is a miracle in this room
and it's got my name on it. Let's go!"


Chorus (x2)


There's a miracle in this room
With my name on it
There's a healing in this room
And it's is here for me
There's a breakthrough in this room
With my name on it
So what you gone do
So I'm gonna put a praise on it
I'm gonna put a praise on it


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Put a Praise on It – Miracle in This Room” by Kierra Sheard and Tasha Cobbs Leonard is a declaration song built on the line “There’s a miracle in this room with my name on it.” The lyric names a miracle, a healing, and a breakthrough, each one already waiting, and answers with the same decision: “I’m gonna put a praise on it.” The call and response, with the leader inviting others to join, gives the song the feel of a live service.

The spoken section makes the idea explicit: “I declare wherever you are miracles are breaking off in your house.” That reflects faith that praise opens the way for God to act, a theme close to Psalm 22:3, where God is enthroned on the praises of His people, and to the praise in prison in Acts 16:25-26, when the chains came loose.

The expectation that blessings already await the believer echoes Mark 11:24 and 2 Corinthians 1:20. The song’s message is that thanks and praise should be offered in faith before the answer is seen.

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