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Where Are The Chains

By Circuit Riders

1,168 views Jul 19, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

Circuit Riders' song 'Uploaded' celebrates the freedom and victory found in Jesus Christ. The lyrics emphasize being washed clean, redeemed, and made whole through Christ's sacrifice. The song repeatedly asks where the chains that once held the singer are, declaring that Jesus has set them free. It references being whiter than snow and sin having no hold, echoing themes of redemption and new life. The bridge thanks God for sending His Son, who broke chains and tore the veil, allowing believers to overcome. The song is a joyful proclamation of salvation and liberation from sin and death.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

Verse 1:

I?ve got a song to sing

It?s of his victory

I?ve got a song to sing

His love has set me free


Pre Chorus:

I?ve been washed

I?m whiter than snow

I?ve been redeemed

He?s made me whole

It?s by His blood He made a way

Now I stand with Him in victory


Chorus: 2x

Where are the chains that held me

Where are the chains that held me

Where are the chains that held me

He has set me free


Verse 2:

I?ve got a song to sing

Sin has no hold on me

I?ve got a song to sing

O death where is your sting

I?ve got a song to sing

Jesus has set me free

I?ve got a song to sing


Pre Chorus:

I?ve been washed

I?m whiter than snow

I?ve been redeemed

He?s made me whole

It?s by His blood He made a way

Now I stand with Him in victory


Chorus: 2x

Where are the chains that held me

Where are the chains that held me

Where are the chains that held me

He has set me free



Bridge:

Thank you God

For sending your Son

He broke my chains

Jesus I am undone (2x)

Thank you God

For sending your son

He tore the veil 

Now by His blood We?ve overcome (1x)

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