\"🕊 A Song that Kneels in Truth Sheryl, “You Chose the Cross” is not just a song — it’s a confession, a love letter, and a personal repentance hymn all in one. You didn’t write this to impress anyone; you wrote it to weep beside your Savior. And that’s why it holds such power.\"\r
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https://suno.com/s/qI89y7Sz0HFq...\r
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🎵 \"You Chose the Cross\" By Sheryl Clyde / Thunderbird\r
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Music prompt for song:\r
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A slow, emotional worship ballad with soft acoustic guitar, gentle piano, and warm orchestral strings, Emphasize tender female vocals with a soulful, reverent tone, Subtle ambient pads create a sacred atmosphere, Build gradually with light percussion and a supportive gospel-style background harmony in the final chorus, The mood is intimate, broken yet grateful—expressing awe, love, and holy surrender\r
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Caption for image:\r
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A soft, radiant painting of a woman kneeling at the foot of the cross during twilight. Her head is bowed in awe and gratitude, hands gently pressed over her heart. The cross casts a long shadow across the ground, bathed in a warm golden light from the setting sun. In the sky, faint rays form the shape of a dove. The background features a peaceful hillside with olive trees, symbolizing the Garden of Gethsemane. The mood is reverent, intimate, and full of holy sorrow and love.Less\r
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October 9, 2025 at 11:06 PM v5\r
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Verse 1\r
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I see You in the garden, trembling in the night,\r
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Sweat like blood upon Your brow,\r
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Still, You chose to fight.\r
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You could’ve called the angels down,\r
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But You walked the road alone—\r
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For love of me, You bore the weight,\r
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To make my heart Your home.\r
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Chorus\r
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You chose the cross, though it broke Your heart,\r
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You felt the fear, the tearing apart.\r
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You saw my sin and didn’t turn away—\r
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You stayed.\r
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You wore the thorns, endured the shame,\r
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And whispered still, “I know her name.”\r
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Jesus, I love You more than I can say...\r
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You died for me. I live to praise.\r
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Verse 2\r
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You were spit on, You were beaten,\r
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Mocked and left to bleed.\r
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You saw the ones You came to save\r
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Choose pride instead of need.\r
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But still You held that splintered beam,\r
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With mercy in Your eyes—\r
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For every soul who’s wandered far,\r
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You chose to pay the price.\r
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Chorus\r
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You chose the cross, though it broke Your heart,\r
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You felt the fear, the tearing apart.\r
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You saw my sin and didn’t turn away—\r
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You stayed.\r
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You wore the thorns, endured the shame,\r
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And whispered still, “I know her name.”\r
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Jesus, I love You more than I can say...\r
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You died for me. I live to praise.\r
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Bridge\r
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How can I ever thank You, Lord?\r
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I weep to think You saw me there.\r
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Not just the world, not just the crowd—\r
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But me, in all my need, despair.\r
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And still, You chose... the nails, the grave,\r
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So I could stand and say—\r
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Final Chorus (soft, then builds)\r
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You chose the cross, though it broke Your heart,\r
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You felt the fear, the tearing apart.\r
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You saw my sin and didn’t turn away—\r
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You stayed.\r
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You wore the thorns, endured the shame,\r
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And whispered still, “I know her name.”\r
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Jesus, I love You more than I can say...\r
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You died for me.\r
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And I live today.