There’s a girl in the (C)cor ner

with tear stains on her (D)eyes

from the plac es she’s (C)wan dered

and the shame she can’t hide.

She says,

“How did I (C)get here?

I’m not who I once was,

and I’m crip pled by (C)the fear

that I’ve fall en too far to (D)love.”

But don’t you know who you are,

what has been done for you?

Don’t you know who you are?

You are more than the choic es that you’ve made.

You are more than the sum of your past mis takes.

You are more than the prob lems you cre ate.

You’ve been re made.

Well, she tries to be (C)lieve it,

that she’s been giv en new (D)life,

but she can’t shake the (C)feel ing

that it’s not true to (D)night.

She knows all the (C)an swers,

and she’s re hearsed all the (D)lines,

and so she’ll try to do (C)bet ter,

but then she’s too weak to (D)try.

But don’t you know who you are?

You are more than the choic es that you’ve made.

You are more than the sum of your past mis takes.

You are more than the prob lems you cre ate.

You’ve been re made.

You are more than the choic es that you’ve made.

You are more than the sum of your past mis takes.

You are more than the prob lems you cre ate.

You’ve been re made.

You are more

’Cause this is not a bout what you’ve done,

but what’s been done for you.

This is not a bout where you’ve been, but where your bro ken ness brings you to.

This is not a bout what you feel, but what He felt to for give you, and what He felt to make you new.

You are more than the choic es that you’ve (C)made.

You are more than the sum of your past mis (D)takes.

You are more than the prob lems you cre (C)ate.

You’ve been re made.

You are more than the choic es that you’ve made.

You are more than the sum of your past mis takes.

You are more than the prob lems you cre ate.

You’ve been re made.

You’ve been re made.

You’ve been re made.

You’ve been re made.

You’ve been re made.