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You Must Believe

Album: Road To Nashville
By:
Clint Travis

Duration

3:07

Description

Most of my writing is country with influences like Josh Turner and Carrie Underwood. Like them, I too love writing about my faith. This song is a testament to how I feel as a Christian today, we have to share our faith and show on the outside who we are and what we stand for.

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Lyrics

I walk the street with an image, wont find it out on my sleeve. Or on the back of my T-shirt yeah, but take a look and you'll see. The way I talk to my brothers and pick them up when they fall. Because I stand for the righteous who paid the price for us all. You must believe, there's more to life than what you see, from faith you need to air you breathe. Believe, the truth behind the lies will set you free, you must believe. We used to pledge our allegiance, one nation under God. Then take a moment of silence, to pray for our families and home. But now there trying to stop it, and tell us how we should live, without the freedom in public, to proclaim that he died for our sins. You must believe, there's more than life than what you see from faith you need to air you breathe. Believe, the truth behind the lies will set you free, you must believe. Our days our numbered so they say, there's a better place for those who pray. You better change your mind, before your dying day. You must believe, there's more to life than what you see, from faith you need to air you breathe. Believe, the truth behind the lies will set you free. You must believe, there's more to life than what you see, from faith you need to air you breathe, believe, the truth behind the cross shall set you free. You must believe, oh yeah, you must believe, that he's the answer, that he's the one, who gave his son, tell it to your brother, believe, yeah yeah yeah. I walk the streets with an image.

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