I Need A Savior

Tried to pray, but the words fell flat Tried to run, but I keep circling back Tried to do it all right, but I'm losing the fight Yeah, I've been sinking deep under the weight of my past Maybe faith ain't just a Sunday song Maybe grace is for the ones who've been too far gone I ain't lookin' for religion, I need a Savior Not a preacher in a suit, but a God who takes me as I am I don't need another sermon, I need a rescue Not a lesson, but a love that says I'm already found I sat in the back row, hands clenched tight Heard all the rules, but it don't feel right They say stand up straight, dress up nice But what about the ones barely holding on to life? I don't need perfection, I need grace Not another rulebook, just Your embrace I don't need a stage, I need the cross Take me as I am, every stain, every loss I ain't lookin' for religion, I need a Savior Not a preacher in a suit, but a God who meets me where I stand I don't need another sermon, I need a rescue Not a lesson, but a love that says I'm already found I knelt in the wreckage, whispered Your name With nothing to offer but all of my shame And mercy rushed in, love took my hand The weight was lifted, I could finally stand I was lost, but now I'm found I need a Savior—and I've found Him now. I was lost, but now I'm found I need a Savior—and I've found Him now.