Prompt:

God and Cocaine Verse 1 Mama prayed over a restless child, Said, "Hold on, son, it'll be worth the miles." But I found comfort in a white line's lie, Trying to outrun the tears I couldn't cry. Every night I swore it'd be the last, But the devil kept dragging up my past. I was sinking deeper than I could explain, Standing between God... and cocaine. Pre-Chorus I heard two voices calling my name. One promised mercy, one promised escape. One led to freedom, one led to chains— I had to choose. Chorus God reached down where nobody would go, Found me in the darkness, broken to my soul. He washed these hands that couldn't wash the pain, He broke the grip of cocaine. Now every scar's another reason why I sing, Every tear became amazing grace to me. I should've died, but Heaven called my name. Hallelujah... God beat cocaine. Verse 2 There were nights I slept with guilt for a pillow, Wondering if tomorrow would ever come. Then I heard a whisper through the silence: "My child, you're still My son." He didn't ask how far I'd run. He just wrapped me in redeeming love. The chains that held me finally gave way, When I let His light lead the way. Bridge No addiction is stronger than mercy. No failure is deeper than grace. If you're barely hanging on tonight, He's still calling your name. The cross was built for people like us, Covered in shame, buried in dust. Love rolled the stone from my heart that day— And I walked away. Final Chorus God reached down where nobody could see, Loved the man I never thought I'd be. He turned my mourning into a brand-new song, Showed me where I belonged. Now I'll tell the world until my final day: No chain is stronger than the Father's grace. The devil lost, and Heaven made a way... Praise God... He rescued me from cocaine. Outro If this song finds you where I once stood, Know there's still hope, and God is still good. Your story isn't over. Your name isn't your pain. There's freedom beyond cocaine.