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Let Me

By Crossroads Music

1,143 views Jul 20, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

Crossroads Music's song 'Uploaded: 1970-08-22 17:27:01' is a contemporary Christian piece that speaks from the perspective of Jesus, offering comfort and salvation to those who are struggling. The lyrics reference Christ's victory over death and sin, with lines about stepping on the serpent's head and cutting the cords of death. The song invites listeners to let Jesus help them pick up the pieces, fight their battles, and find new life. It emphasizes themes of redemption, hope, and the resurrection, assuring that no one is too broken for God's love and that resurrection begins with Christ.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

V1

On the serpent's head I stepped

When I breathed my final breath  

The cords of death were cut in two

When, ?it is finished?, I spoke for you. 


PRE-CH

I am, I am, the one who comes to you

You are, you are, the one I?Il make new


CH

If you?re picking up the pieces, let me

If you?re fighting all your battles, let me

If you?re backed against the wall

If you?re barely holding on, 

If you need someone to save you, let me


V2

I see the wreckage of your life

You think you?re too broken, not in my eyes

If hope?s the war, I?m your battle cry

Where death claims your purpose, I claim new life


BRIDGE

If the mirror is your enemy

You?re made in my image, in victory

If your burdens weigh with no relief 

There?s room on my shoulders, my hands and feet

Resurrection starts with me

Your resurrection starts with me


CH

If you?re picking up the pieces, let me

If you?re fighting all your battles, let me

If you?re backed against the wall

If you?re barely holding on, 

If you need someone to save you, let me

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