Shame Doesn't Live Here
Building 429's song 'Shame Doesn't Live Here' is a contemporary Christian anthem about freedom from shame and guilt through Jesus' sacrifice. The lyrics describe a person once burdened by regrets and emptiness, but transformed by God's love and mercy. The song emphasizes that because Jesus paid it all, believers are forgiven and no longer defined by their past. It celebrates the new identity found in Christ, declaring that shame has no place in the believer's heart. The message is one of redemption, grace, and joyful liberation, encouraging listeners to embrace their forgiven state and lift their hands in praise.
I had a million scars buried in regrets
Hidden in the dark, I was filled with emptiness
That's when You found me
God, Your love moved in and made my heart Your home
Every broken piece, it belongs to You alone
Oh, this is Your house
Oh-oh-ohh, God, this is Your house
Shame doesn't live here anymore
It doesn't live here anymore
Oh, Jesus, You paid it all
And now Your grace is mine forevermore
I lift my hands 'cause I am Yours
Hallelujah, shame doesn't live here anymore
All there was before mercy has erased
Everything is new, overwhelmed by Your embrace
I am forgiven
Oh-oh-ohh, I stand forgiven
Shame doesn't live here anymore
It doesn't live here anymore
Oh, Jesus, You paid it all
And now Your grace is mine forevermore
I lift my hands 'cause I am Yours
Hallelujah, shame doesn't live here anymore
All because of Your love, all because of Your love
I know I am free, I know I am free
All because of the cross, all because of the cross
I know I am free, I know I am free
I know!
Hey, shame doesn't live here anymore
It doesn't live here anymore
Oh, Jesus, You paid it all
And now Your grace is mine forevermore
I lift my hands 'cause I am Yours
Hallelujah, shame doesn't live here anymore!
Doesn't live here anymore, no-o
Shame doesn't live here anymore!