I built your bones from dirt and dust
I filled your veins with undying trust
Watching you crawl through steel and rust
Yet still I’m a ghost
You call
My name when hope runs out
Only to curse it when life runs about
I am the spark inside your doubt
What you need the most
I’m Here In Your Heart
The light in the dark
When your soul needs
Something to start
The roar that remains
The joy through the pain
I’m The fire that burns
In Your Heart
You’ve made your idols
From the screens
Losing The truth in
Nightmares and dreams
Forgetting every single thing
Comes from My design
You chase the sky but
Miss the core
You beg for prayer but Want something more
I am the voice you’ve heard before
I’m holding the sign
I’m here in your heart
The light in the dark
When your soul needs
Something to start
The roar that remains
The joy through the pain
I’m the fire that burns
In Your Heart
I’m here in your heart
The light in the dark
When your soul needs
Something to start
The roar that remains
The joy through the pain
I’m the fire that burns
In Your Heart
'Throne of Thorns' Track List:
1. Throne of Thorns
2. Here In Your Heart
3. Falling
4. I’m Alright (I’m Okay)
5. Waiting For You
6. Carry The Flame
7. Hollywood
8. Beautifully Broken
9. Ashes To Roses
10. Alone Again
11. Shadowbreaker
STRYPER are:
Michael Sweet - Lead Vocals/Lead & Rhythm Guitar
Robert Sweet - Drums & Percussion
Oz Fox - Vocals/Lead and Rhythm Guitar
Perry Richardson - Vocals/Bass
Here In Your Heart
From the opening image of being formed from dust, this song speaks from the perspective of the divine, addressing a humanity that has forgotten its origin. The lyrics contrast the enduring presence of God with the fleeting idols we construct—screens, nightmares, and dreams—that pull us away from the truth. There's a raw honesty in the acknowledgment that we call on God only when hope runs out and curse when life gets comfortable, yet the song insists that God remains the spark within our doubt, the fire that burns in our hearts. The chorus anchors this message with vivid contrasts: light in darkness, roar that remains, joy through pain. It's a plea for recognition, a reminder that what we truly need is not something more but the voice we've heard before, the one holding the sign. The song doesn't offer easy answers but a persistent, loving call to return to the source of our being, urging us to see that everything comes from divine design. It's a powerful reflection on human frailty and divine faithfulness, wrapped in a hard-rocking anthem that feels both convicting and comforting.