Have you ever had a dream | So big no one else could see? | But you believed | It was possible to be | Anything you wanted to | Believe me when I say that | You are not alone today | Oh, I have been there, too || When the whole world seems to turn its back on me | All alone out on the sea | I need a miracle | I need a miracle | When life don’t see seem to make sense at all | I believe You hear me when I call | I need a miracle | I need a miracle || Have you ever stared death in the face | So close you could hardly breathe in? | And you cry out to God for mercy to prevent the fall | There are very few words to say | When you can’t see another day | Oh, my heart beats again || When the lights all seem to come crashing down | All alone no one around | I need a miracle | I need a miracle | When life don’t see seem to make sense at all | I believe You hear me when I call || Oh, I believe | I believe | And I believe | Though I can’t see | Now I believe | I believe | And I believe | I still believe || When the whole world seems to turn its back on me | All alone out on the sea | I need a miracle | Oh God, I need a miracle | When life don’t see seem to make sense at all | You always hear me when I call | I need a miracle | God, I need a miracle || Oh, and I have been there, too | Believe, believe | Oh, and I have been there, too | Believe

Produced by Tedd T. and Robbie Seay | Additional Production by Taylor Johnson || Written by Robbie Seay, Ryan Owens, Taylor Johnson, and Michael Lisenbe | © 2010 Birdwing Music (admin. by EMI CMG Publishing) (ASCAP)

Behind the Song:
"I remember getting a phone call from one of my closest friends. "Kristy has cancer. It doesn't look good, but we're believing for a Miracle." I wrote the lyrics to this song the next day. I prayed and believed with him. Kristy, mother of 3 young boys and wife to Chuck, would die 2 months later.

The song is not a miracle sweat cloth, or a televangelist coming to a town near you. It's the crying out when you're in the depths of life--believing. And as we all know, sometimes it doesn't end like we so fervently believed. The song is not a promise of a miracle...I’m no authority on that. It is, however, the declaration that we will all find ourselves in great need of one at some point in our lives - and in those moments, we choose to believe even when we can't see our hands in front of our face." - Robbie Seay