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Latest revision as of 22:07, 21 February 2024

"Redeemed"
Song by The Snax
from the album Snax
Recorded:1999
Released:April 17, 2000
Writer:Tim Yee
Snax tracklist
  1. Where Are You Now?
  2. 1:10
  3. Better Off
  4. Pilgrim
  5. Away
  6. One More
  7. He Lifts Me Up
  8. New Trend
  9. Speechless
  10. Me Vs. Time
  11. Starting Over
  12. Redeemed

Background

"Redeemed", the closing track of The Snax' final album, was originally written and performed by Tim Yee,[1] a UCLA (where Dave Farrell studied philosophy) student who also pastored at Bel Air Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles at the time.

The song was also covered by Shine Like Stars on their 2008 album See You There[2]

Versions

Note: Only the date of the very first release of each version is listed.

Title Album Length Recorded Released Notes
Redeemed Snax 5:51 1999 April 17, 2000

Live

Personnel

Lyrics

Album Version

I've been redeemed,
I've been redeemed,
Washed and cleaned,
I've been redeemed

He lifts me up,
He lifts me up,
He fills my cup,
He lifts me up

Sing hallelujah,
Sing hallelujah,
Sing hallelujah,
Christ is lord

We have new life,
We have new life,
He heals our strife,
We have new life

Sing hallelujah,
Sing hallelujah,
Sing hallelujah,
Christ is lord

Sing hallelujah,
Sing hallelujah,
Sing hallelujah,
Christ is lord

I've been redeemed,
I've been redeemed,
Been washed and cleaned,
I've been redeemed
I've been redeemed
I've been redeemed

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References