SERAPHA Music
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Morning Mercy
SERAPHA SINGLEEyes open slow
Sun on my wall
Your mercy found me
Before I could call
Breath in my chest
Grace in the air
I feel You near me
Right there, right there
You meet me first
You meet me here
A brand new day
A reason to sing
Morning mercy, wake my soul
Morning mercy, make me whole
You are good, You are near
New faith rising here (here)
Morning mercy, lift my eyes
Morning mercy, hear my cry
I will rise in Your light
You are with me today (today)
Old fear fades out
Like shadows on dust
I lay it down now
And lean into trust
Hands in the wash
Feet on the floor
You go before me
You open the door
You meet me first
You meet me here
A brand new day
A reason to sing
Morning mercy, wake my soul
Morning mercy, make me whole
You are good, You are near
New faith rising here (here)
Morning mercy, lift my eyes
Morning mercy, hear my cry
I will rise in Your light
You are with me today (today)
When worry speaks loud
Your peace speaks louder
When strength runs thin
You are my power
New every dawn
New every breath
I wake to grace
I wake to You
Morning mercy, wake my soul
Morning mercy, make me whole
You are good, You are near
New faith rising here (here)
Morning mercy, lift my eyes
Morning mercy, hear my cry
I will rise in Your light
You are with me today (today)
The strongest anchor is Lamentations 3:22–23—God's compassion and mercy are new every morning. Psalm 143:8 also fits the opening beautifully: seeking God's unfailing love in the morning and trusting Him to show the way forward.
“Morning Mercy” is about beginning the day with God before yesterday’s fear, worry, or failure gets the first word.
Lamentations 3:22–23 reminds us that God’s compassion does not run out; His mercies are new every morning. Psalm 143:8 reflects the same desire expressed in the song—to wake aware of God’s unfailing love and trust Him with the road ahead.
The song does not promise a day without difficulty. It is about meeting that day differently: laying down old fear, choosing trust, and remembering that God is already present before we take the first step.
When worry becomes loud, His peace can speak louder. When our strength becomes thin, we do not have to manufacture more of our own. We can rise in His strength, receive the mercy given for today, and begin again.