Razzie - Only In Church (CHH)

Razzie has released a Christian Hip Hop (CHH) track called 'Only In Church'.

Remember you are the temple!

Razzie writes: "'Only In Church' is a song that really hits home for me! In the past, I struggled with Drug Addiction and Excessive Alcohol Abuse, throw a little bit of Mental Health, and that recipe spelled disaster! I used to run to any and everything to solve my problems except one place! The Church! I found hope in Christ and this song shows how important church is to me, but not the building more like my relationship with Him! This song has a different sound than my usual hype tracks!"

Lyrics:

Only in church

Is where I see my worth

But I am temple

I am temple

How should I start

My mind was falling apart

I was so lost in the dark

End it now

sucide

Don’t ask

How often I thought

Entering Enemy plots

He think he a genius

I seen it

The demons

Just tearing my soul

All apart

He seen it

That Jesus

Predestined me

Jealously

already set me apart

I seen the darkest depths

Stepping in the shadows

Noose around my neck

I was at the gallows

weapons didn’t help

Still lost all the battles

Approaching second death

The body isn’t final

Yea

I talk about Jesus a lot

If I didn’t talk Jesus

Then u wudnt see this

I’d probably be in A box

Only in church

Is where I see my worth

But I am temple

I am temple

I was hopeless

I was stranded

Addiction had me

Felt abandoned

Surrounded by smiling faces

Ppl faking

crack a smile to try to manage

Drugs n alcohol

a bandage

That don’t last long

Just helps u fall

Go find a light

find the answers

Only in church

Is where I see my worth

But I am temple

I am temple

I am the temple

I’m higher den

All of my problems

My diaphragm

Is filled with breath of life

Of what he sacrificed

All my sins yea

He died for them

That’s why I’m working

I’m working these verses

Not talking boiut rapping

The word is

My spiritual vitamins

My diet cleansed

Yea

gotta fight the fight

N I contend

Yea

Bought with a price

N I ain’t spend

Mhm

No strings attached

No violins

Only trumpets

Only thunders

Holy coming

second coming

Holy coming

Demons shudder

Hold each other

7 vials

Holy judgement

Thats a loaded subject

God is with me

U Can’t tell me nothing

Come as you are

N my shirt ain’t tucked in

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7e44UAlbLoE7t91P4OcbQh

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