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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Woke up breathing
That’s a miracle again
Coffee steaming
Bible open in my hands
I’ve been planning
Like I’ve got a thousand days
But You’re whispering
“Child
You just have today”
[Chorus]
So I’m gonna live this moment like it’s my last
Love like every heartbeat’s all that I have
Laugh with the hurting
Sing in the cracks
’Cause every single second is a gift I can’t get back
Why would I waste one
Thinking I’ve got more?
You put gifts in every breath
I don’t want to miss them anymore
[Verse 2]
Sunday sermons
Fade by Monday afternoon
Scrolls and schedules
Choke the holy out of rooms
But You’re present
In the dishes and the drive
If You died and rose for me
How could I just coast through life?
[Chorus]
So I’m gonna live this moment like it’s my last
Love like every heartbeat’s all that I have
Hold my kids closer
Call my dad back
’Cause every single second is a gift I can’t get back
Why would I waste one
Thinking I’ve got more?
You put gifts in every breath
I don’t want to miss them anymore
[Bridge]
You said tomorrow
Isn’t promised to the proud
Teach me to number
Every heartbeat
Every hour
If this is the day
I finally see Your face
Let You find me wide awake
Grateful in the grace
[Chorus]
Yeah
I’m gonna live this moment like it’s my last
Trust like every promise already stands
Walk into the unknown
Hand in Your hand
’Cause every single second is a gift I can’t get back
Why would I waste one
Thinking I’ve got more?
You put gifts in every breath
I don’t want to miss them anymore
[Outro]
Woke up breathing
That’s a miracle again
Thank You
Jesus
For today
Amen
Details
GeneratedJan 19, 2026
Duration3:27
LanguageEnglish
Style
Warm modern Christian pop; gentle piano and acoustic guitar in the verses, subtle pads. Chorus lifts with steady drums, bass, and open-strum guitars, plus light gang vocals on the hook. Energy arcs from intimate confession to congregational singalong. Male or female vocals with soft harmonies on key lines.
Credits
Prompt byWaveyEcho259
ModelAria v5
Prompt
Can we create a song about living each moment as if they are our last? Living them knowing they are gifts from above, and why pass them up with the assumption that there might be more. Christian song
