Midnight Mike's

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    Lyrics
    Yeah, I seen grace in a neon cross,
    Hung in a bar where the saints get lost.
    Seen mercy pour from a waitress’ hand,
    Tippin’ her check just to make a stand.
    Met preachers who cuss, but mean it right,
    Met sinners who pray every Friday night.
    Ain’t no halos down this road,
    Just hard hats, hearts, and heavy loads.
    If faith a flame, then pain the spark,
    We shine the best when the day get dark.
    Ain’t no perfect — just earned and true,
    Ain’t no holy — just me and you.
    
    We gravel saints, dust and bone,
    Buildin’ heaven outta what we own.
    Ain’t pure, but we still shine,
    Findin’ peace in overtime.
    We gravel saints, break and bend,
    Still pray quiet, still defend.
    No crown, no robe, no throne,
    Just good hearts walkin’ home.
    
    Yeah, I seen love in a broke-down Ford,
    Three kids sleepin’, mom thank the Lord.
    Ain’t much there but a tank and faith,
    But that kind of hope still saves.
    Seen pride in the eyes of a laid-off man,
    Still shake hands, still make plans.
    Seen tears dry on a concrete floor,
    Still smile and clock in for more.
    We don’t preach — we just persist,
    We find God in the calloused fist.
    If grace a gift, it’s homemade too,
    Wrapped in dirt, and dressed in blue.
    
    We gravel saints, dust and bone,
    Buildin’ heaven outta what we own.
    Ain’t pure, but we still shine,
    Findin’ peace in overtime.
    We gravel saints, break and bend,
    Still pray quiet, still defend.
    No crown, no robe, no throne,
    Just good hearts walkin’ home.
    
    Ain’t no hymns for the ones still fightin’,
    Ain’t no psalms for the tired and lightin’.
    But maybe heaven hums our song,
    When the workday ends and the night ain’t long.
    We just keep buildin’, even broke,
    Singin’ truth through the dust and smoke.
    
    Yeah, we talk to God in different tongues,
    Through busted knuckles and smokin’ lungs.
    Still laugh loud, still love hard,
    Still play the hand, not the card.
    So if you see halos made of grime,
    Know they shine all the time.
    ‘Cause down here, grace ain’t clean,
    It’s blood and sweat and in-between
    
    We gravel saints, dust and bone,
    Buildin’ heaven outta what we own.
    Ain’t pure, but we still shine,
    Findin’ peace in overtime.
    We gravel saints, break and bend,
    Still pray quiet, still defend.
    No crown, no robe, no throne,
    Just good hearts walkin’ home.
    
    We gravel saints, dust and bone,
    We gravel saints, break and bend,
    Gravel Saints

    Gravel Saints

    AaronLiveOnline

    from Loose Prayers: Vol. 1

    Lyrics
    Yeah, I seen grace in a neon cross,
    Hung in a bar where the saints get lost.
    Seen mercy pour from a waitress’ hand,
    Tippin’ her check just to make a stand.
    Met preachers who cuss, but mean it right,
    Met sinners who pray every Friday night.
    Ain’t no halos down this road,
    Just hard hats, hearts, and heavy loads.
    If faith a flame, then pain the spark,
    We shine the best when the day get dark.
    Ain’t no perfect — just earned and true,
    Ain’t no holy — just me and you.
    
    We gravel saints, dust and bone,
    Buildin’ heaven outta what we own.
    Ain’t pure, but we still shine,
    Findin’ peace in overtime.
    We gravel saints, break and bend,
    Still pray quiet, still defend.
    No crown, no robe, no throne,
    Just good hearts walkin’ home.
    
    Yeah, I seen love in a broke-down Ford,
    Three kids sleepin’, mom thank the Lord.
    Ain’t much there but a tank and faith,
    But that kind of hope still saves.
    Seen pride in the eyes of a laid-off man,
    Still shake hands, still make plans.
    Seen tears dry on a concrete floor,
    Still smile and clock in for more.
    We don’t preach — we just persist,
    We find God in the calloused fist.
    If grace a gift, it’s homemade too,
    Wrapped in dirt, and dressed in blue.
    
    We gravel saints, dust and bone,
    Buildin’ heaven outta what we own.
    Ain’t pure, but we still shine,
    Findin’ peace in overtime.
    We gravel saints, break and bend,
    Still pray quiet, still defend.
    No crown, no robe, no throne,
    Just good hearts walkin’ home.
    
    Ain’t no hymns for the ones still fightin’,
    Ain’t no psalms for the tired and lightin’.
    But maybe heaven hums our song,
    When the workday ends and the night ain’t long.
    We just keep buildin’, even broke,
    Singin’ truth through the dust and smoke.
    
    Yeah, we talk to God in different tongues,
    Through busted knuckles and smokin’ lungs.
    Still laugh loud, still love hard,
    Still play the hand, not the card.
    So if you see halos made of grime,
    Know they shine all the time.
    ‘Cause down here, grace ain’t clean,
    It’s blood and sweat and in-between
    
    We gravel saints, dust and bone,
    Buildin’ heaven outta what we own.
    Ain’t pure, but we still shine,
    Findin’ peace in overtime.
    We gravel saints, break and bend,
    Still pray quiet, still defend.
    No crown, no robe, no throne,
    Just good hearts walkin’ home.
    
    We gravel saints, dust and bone,
    We gravel saints, break and bend,
    🎙️

    🎙️ Midnight Mike

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