October 2025

Link to YouTube video
https://youtu.be/6y_breamQjI

Never go back (ft. Addilayah)
Prod. by H3 Music

-Lyrics-

Hook

I'll stand by you forever
You're all I need
You're my savior
I'll never go back

To the way I was
You brought me back to light
So now I'll stay
Right by your side


Verse 1

Let me give you my heart
And together we will stand
In the name of the father
I'm more than a man
I was chained to the world
Unable to stand
Now I know what I want
And I know who I am

I throw you my life
Hold that in your hand
Can't live in the past
When I turned my back

You gave me this life
Now I give it back
I'm right by your side
"I'LL NEVER GO BACK"


My testimony it started out as a test ta me
And yes I confess...
It brought to much stress ta me
... Drownin in the blood
That I know you poured out for me
It's killin my feelings
These demons were hurtin me


I followed them around
Afraid you deserted me
'Til you grabbed my heart
And explained all your love for me
When you hung on that cross
And displayed all your love for me
Goodbye to the demons
"THAT YOU CASTED OUT FOR ME"


I was feelin no worth
My face in the dirt
Till I remembered your work
When you walked the earth for me
I remember the day
When I was your enemy
How could I go back
When I learned what you've done for me
I'm a child you're the Father
You've given that crown ta me


I cried by your side
Closed both of my eyes
Afraid you would find
When I tried to hide
All the times I denied
"HOW YOU SHED YOUR BLOOD FOR ME"


It was a matter of time
Then my guilt start ta come for me
With the power of your name
I watch as it runs from me
I pray for forgiveness 
Yeah I pray you've forgiven me
Take back all this grace
That I know you've been givin me


Cuz I don't deserve it
Yeah you've been to good to me
I feel just like Adam
"EATIN FRUIT FROM THAT STUPID TREE"


My past sins don't have weight
In the land of the free
Man that would be great
"BUT I SWEAR THAT THEY'RE CRUSHING ME"


Hook

I'll stand by you forever
You're all I need
You're my savior
I'll never go back

To the way I was
You brought me back to light
So now I'll stay
Right by your side


Bridge

At night I close my eyes
Wish I could see your face
The morning sun will rise
Just wipe the tears from my eyes


Verse 2

I had to go see the world
So I can learn of your grace
Became numb to the hurt
So I could sleep through the pain
I had to be in the dark
To see the light from your face
The light of your love
That shines through my days


Was gone for awhile
But I'm finding my way
To where I belong
Dependant on faith
I don't know what to do
When I'm losing my way
Have mercy on me
When I'm feeling this way


Cause I believe in your love
And I know it's enough
In my mind all alone
Until you're settin me free
... I'll never go back
Cuz you're all that I need
My sin is an island 
Your love is the sea


I was climbin these mountains
Till I dropped to me knees
Praying to you
Give Salvation ta me
And I'm hearin your call
Do you hear when I sing
My heart is crying out
For Yeshua my King


For Yeshua my King


My heart is crying out
For Yeshua my King


For Yeshua my King


Hook

I'll stand by you forever
You're all I need
You're my savior
I'll never go back

To the way I was
You brought me back to light
So now I'll stay
Right by your side

Never Go Back ft. Addilayah (Prod. by H3 Music)

Link to YouTube video
https://youtu.be/K5RlmheME-8

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