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Bring It Broken by The Collingsworth Family cover art

The Collingsworth Family - Bring It Broken Lyrics

Artist:
The Collingsworth Family

Lyrics

You know the Father sees what you thinks is in the shadows
All your pain, your secrets and your scars
You think you'd rather hide, hold on to the pieces
Just run to him and let him have your heart


Bring it broken, bring it used
Bring it shattered, bring it bruised
He is here, He is hope
And the healing hands of Heaven are open
They are open
Bring it broken


I wait until you think you got it all together
You know well that time will never come
So just the way you are, in this very moment
Doesn't matter how unfinished or undone


Bring it broken, bring it used
Bring it shattered, bring it bruised
He is here, He is hope
And the healing hands of Heaven are open
They are open
Bring it broken


You see the miracles He does
Power of just one touch of the Lord
There is nothing that cannot be restored


Bring it broken, bring it used
Bring it shattered, bring it bruised
He is here, He is hope
And the healing hands of Heaven are open
They are open
Bring it broken


Bring it broken


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Meaning & Inspiration

"Bring It Broken" addresses hidden pain directly, insisting that God already sees what a person assumes remains concealed, every secret, scar, and private struggle. That opening claim removes any pretense of needing to appear whole before approaching God, framing honesty about brokenness as the appropriate starting point rather than an obstacle.

The chorus repeats a series of imperative invitations, bring it broken, used, shattered, bruised, treating every damaged condition as acceptable rather than disqualifying. Naming God's healing hands as already open reinforces that the invitation requires no prior repair or self-improvement before it applies.

A second verse rejects the idea of waiting for a more presentable moment, stating plainly that such a moment of having everything together will never arrive. Rooted in contemporary worship's language of restoration, the song functions as an ongoing invitation to bring unfinished, damaged reality directly to God, repeating its central imperative to reinforce that brokenness itself is the acceptable condition for approach.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 34:18 Describes the Lord as close to the brokenhearted, echoed in the song's assurance that God's healing hands are open to those who are broken.
  • Matthew 11:28 Invites the weary and burdened to come to Christ, echoed in the song's invitation to bring brokenness just as it is.