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The Broken and The Tired

By Elevation Worship

518 views Aug 24, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

Elevation Worship's song 'The Broken And The Tired' is a worship anthem celebrating God's transformative love and grace. The lyrics describe personal experiences of being blind, deaf, weak, and numb, and how God gave sight, hearing, strength, and feeling. The chorus emphasizes that Jesus died for the broken and tired, bringing healing and a burning passion to live for Him. The song acknowledges human brokenness and confesses that Christ conquered death out of love. It encourages listeners to respond with raised hands and surrendered lives, dwelling in God's love. The overall message is one of hope, redemption, and gratitude for God's perfect love.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

When I was blind
You gave me sight
You gave me eyes to see the colors of Your sky

When I was deaf
Without a sound
You gave me ears to hear the songs of Your love
Your love is kind
Your love?s the only thing that?s perfect in this life

You sent Your son to die
For the broken and the tired
And You healed my life
With my hands raised high
And my heart a burning fire
I?ll give my life
To dwell in Your love

When I was weak
With tired feet
You gave me strength to run the race you?d given me

When I was numb
My heart grown cold
You gave me nerves to feel the warmth of Your love

Your love is kind
Your love?s the only thing that?s perfect in this life

You sent Your son to die
For the broken and the tired
And You healed my life
With my hands raised high
And my heart a burning fire
I?ll give my life
To dwell in Your love

Jesus, we confess
We were lost in brokenness
Til You came and conquered death
For love

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