Bryann T’s album “Free & Forgiven” guides listeners through an evocative musical exploration of redemption, touching on themes of liberation, forgiveness, and spiritual growth. Over six compelling tracks, Bryann T shares his personal stories and introspections, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own paths toward freedom and forgiveness.
The opening track, “Breakthrough,” sets the album’s mood with its energetic rhythms and motivational lyrics. Bryann T speaks of his own battles and victories, motivating listeners to overcome life’s hurdles and realize their potential for change. The song acts as a rallying cry, inspiring listeners to shed their shackles and embark on a fresh phase of their lives.
As the album advances, songs like “Grace Like Rain” and “Forgiven” delve deeper into the topic of forgiveness. Bryann T ponders his experiences of giving and receiving grace, highlighting the healing and relational restoration that forgiveness can bring. These tracks stand as a testament to Bryann T’s faith and his conviction in the transformative power of God’s love.
Bryann T – Free & Forgiven Lyrics
See, in my city, man
These sirens playing symphony
So much violence, no pity
And there’s no sympathy
Play hide and go seek off
In the neighborhood graveyard
You can die in the street, man
As a wannabe Braveheart
In these churches where religion
Is a real disease
So much distraction, division, man
And disbelief
Preachers preaching condemnation and fire
They beatin’ on the sheep, man
When they broken entire
Pastor said that if you love ’em
You would care for them
Say a prayer for them
Let ’em know that God’s there for them
This is how the world will
Know that you’re His
And by the way that you will love and forgive
They call him Mr know-It-All
Could’ve sworn that he knew it all
Man, he thought that he known it all, nah
Till the judge said “Life” three strikes
Now he rollin’ to the pen
Like a bowlin’ ball, uh
Now he wish he never broke the law
Too late, too late, can’t take it back
I know you hate the fact
You gotta face the fact
And now you’re sittin’ in a
Cage with a plastic mat, yeah
I don’t care about your skin color
I’ma love you like my twin
Brother, how you been, my brother?
Straight up, give you dap and hug
‘Cause I’ma love you like we’ve
Been brothers to the end, brother
Man, I holler at my brother Jamie
Said, “B have you talked to Johnny?” “Nah
He ain’t called me”
I’ve been walkin’ with the phone on me
Every day like it grown on me
Hey, he probably feelin’ like
His heart is heavy
And the world keep doin’ him wrong
Let us pray for momma, straight up
And for the rest of the fam
I know you’re waitin’, man
In the seed for the precious season
Everybody that’s incarcerated
When the cops invaded
Bum rushed, cane, knives and cusps
Got ’em high and intoxicated
Money confiscated
Everything that you put into the street
Man, they ain’t got nothin’ to show for it
Time to get over with
Now that it’s over with
Ayy, ’cause you’re feelin’ like you
Sold your soul for it, man
There’s only one that can save your life
There’s only one that’ll pay the price
You better trust in Christ
I’m tryna tell you He’ll meet you there
Put peace in there, He
Won’t leave you there, yeah
See, in my city, man
These sirens playing symphony
So much violence, no pity
And there’s no sympathy
Play hide and go seek off
In the neighborhood graveyard
You can die in the street, man
As a wannabe Braveheart
In these churches where religion
Is a real disease
So much distraction, division, man
And disbelief
Preachers preaching condemnation and fire
They beatin’ on the sheep, man
When they broken entire
Pastor said that if you love ’em
You would care for them
Say a prayer for them
Let ’em know that God’s there for them
This is how the world will
Know that you’re His
And by the way that you will love and forgive
I’m strong and I feel weak
I’m weak and I feel strong
I’m poor, yet I feel rich and yes
I’m blessed with the measure that’s beyond
You see, I’m empty, yet I’m full
I feel thirsty, yet I’m not
Lord, you are the bread of life
The living water
You’re the ev’ry breath I got
You see, I’m purified by Faith
‘Cause my righteousness is You
It’s the beauty of God’s face
Straight up, You’re amazing, grace is true
See, as heavy as it seems
Dear Lord, man, You make my burdens light
Lord, You are the King of Kings
I said I love You, Jesus Christ
They used to kick me when I was down (Down)
They used to laugh when I would cry (Cry)
They used to wish I wasn’t around (‘Round)
Someday, they even wished that I would die
And there were times I almost drowned
‘Cause I was filled with a
Tidal wave of pride
I remember when they knocked me to the ground
I got up like, “Man, I’m still alive”
And I still can’t understand why
(‘Stand why)
And I’m feelin’ like I still don’t
(Still don’t)
See, I’m thirty-five years old
And I know it was He who saved my soul
They say home’s where the heart is
Hey Holmes
You don’t even know what heart is
Rejected by His own, neglected by His own
Had to give His own life so we could all live
I can’t believe I complain
I wanna think about the pain
You endured for me if I was You, Lord
I pro’bly would’ve changed my mind
When I seen all my immaturities
And all my insecurities
And all of my impurities
(But I know that You’re here with me)
I said I love you, Jesus Christ
That’s right, I need You, Jesus Christ
See, in my city, man
These sirens playing symphony
So much violence, no pity
And there’s no sympathy
Play hide and go seek off
In the neighborhood graveyard
You can die in the street, man
As a wannabe Braveheart
In these churches where religion
Is a real disease
So much distraction, division, man
And disbelief
Preachers preaching condemnation and fire
They beatin’ on the sheep, man
When they broken entire
Pastor said that if you love ’em
You would care for them
Say a prayer for them
Let ’em know that God’s there for them
This is how the world will
Know that you’re His
And by the way that you will love and forgive