Description

“My God Is Real” is a bold and heartfelt declaration of unwavering faith in a world full of doubt. Rooted in personal testimony, this powerful gospel anthem speaks directly to the voices of skepticism with a simple, unshakable truth: faith isn’t just believed—it’s experienced.

From its opening lines, the song draws a clear line between what others say and what the heart knows. With vivid imagery of Christ walking beside the believer and moving through churches, altars, and everyday lives, it paints a living picture of a God who is active, present, and deeply personal.

The chorus rises as a triumphant affirmation—celebrating a God who can be seen, felt, and known through His love and blessings. There’s both comfort and conviction in its message, building toward a hopeful promise of eternity spent with Jesus.

“My God Is Real” blends testimony and praise into a song that resonates with anyone who has ever felt the presence of God in their life. It’s not just a statement—it’s a witness set to music.

Lyrics

Tear in Mother's Eye

Verse 1
Mom lay dying but didn’t know
Wouldn’t know long if we told her
Had no idea the visiting souls
Came from hospice to tend her

Verse 2
I flew back home to see my mom
But not much of her left to see
I leaned in, whispered my name
Mom didn’t remember me

Chorus
Mom, it’s me, I came back home
I’m here for you, Mom, just for you
I’ll sing our songs, share sweet memories
Mom, what else can I do?

Verse 3
Four days I sang by her bedside
She whispered “Home on the Range”
“It Is Well With My Soul”
For a moment she was Mom again

Chorus
Mom, it’s me, I came back home
I’m here for you, Mom, just for you
I’ll sing our songs, share sweet memories
Mom, what else can I do?

Verse 4
My daughter stepped in, began to sing
Hadn’t sung with me since knee-high
I turned back to Mom and saw it there
A tear in the corner of her eye

Chorus
You know me, I came back home
I’m here for you, Mom, just for you
I’ll sing our songs, share sweet memories
Mom, what else can I do?

Bridge
Out of songs and out of wind
I leaned in close to hear her
A painful pause, a single wet eye
Then her lips moved in a whisper

Soft (Spoken)
Too soft to hear
By any but me

“I love you too, Mom”

And she still loves me

Final Chorus
Mom, it’s me, I came back home
I’m here for you, just you
I’ll sing our songs, share sweet memories
Mom, I don’t know what else to do

Outro (Soft)
Too soft to hear
By any but me

“I love you too, Mom”

And she still loves me