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Crown of You

Crown of You

Step into the sun, let your light ignite,
Every flaw a jewel, every soul takes flight.
They said you’re too much, too wild, too free,
But the crown was made for you and me.

Raise your head, don’t hide the truth,
Every heartbeat, every proof.
Crown of you, shine your way,
Holy as the dawn of day.

Every scar, every tear, every fight,
You are perfect, radiant, bright.
Tambourines shake, the brass calls loud,
Every sinner and saint, every radiant crowd.

The streets are a cathedral, the city a choir,
Grace is the rhythm, love is the fire.
No judgment here, no bow, no chains,
Only joy, only glory remains.

Crown of you, lift the night,
We are sacred, fierce, and right.
Every heart a blazing star,
Every soul the glory you are.

If they said you’re not enough, darling,
Tell them your crown is forged of love,
Every spark, every breath, every soul—
You are radiant, whole, and whole.

Raise it high, let the heavens hear,
Every voice, every laugh, every tear.
The choir roars, the brass ascends,
Crown of you—where grace never ends!

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