Riley Clemmons – Miracle

Talented artist and one of People Magazine’s Emerging Artists, Riley Clemmons has released her new song “Miracle.” The song, co-written with Paul Duncan (Lauren Daigle, Leslie Odom, JR) and produced by Jeff Pardo (Lady A, CAIN), paints a picture of everyday marvels, accompanied by gentle piano and strings that accentuate Riley’s powerful vocals. In addition to the song’s debut,

The artist compares the ultimate sound to a breath of fresh air because it combines the dynamic tempo and intensity of afrobeat with electronic dance music’s percussive and electronic vibes.

Furthermore, it would help if you did not overlook this fantastic smash song.

You should absolutely add this jam to your music library if you appreciate amazing songs.

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Miracle Lyrics by Riley Clemmons

I’ve heard all the stories
Hundreds of times
The light and the glory
The wonders and signs
I never imagined
Or dared to believe
That something so holy
Could happen for me

But standing here with you
No way I could deny
The God who walked on waves
Sent you to change my life

I used to think
Miracles had to be
Water turned to wine or
The parting of a sea
But when I look in your eyes
I see heaven break through
And it’s making me believe
My miracle is you

My words can’t explain it
But my heart knows it’s real
‘Cause my broken pieces
Have started to heal
Like truth for a doubter
Like sight for the blind
Your love shows me power
From something divine

I used to think
Miracles had to be
Water turned to wine or
The parting of a sea
But when I look in your eyes
I see heaven break through
And it’s making me believe
My miracle is you

Ooh, it’s you
Ooh, ooh

Somehow you were the answer
To all the prayers I prayed
I guess that’s what they meant by
Mysterious ways

I used to think
Miracles had to be
Water turned to wine or
The parting of a sea
But when I look in your eyes
I see heaven break through
And it’s making me believe
My miracle is you

Yeah, it’s easy to believe
My miracle is you
It’s you