Reputable internet sources indicate Beverly Crawford (a minister-in-her-own… Read Full Bio ↴Reputable internet sources indicate Beverly Crawford (a minister-in-her-own-right alongside her husband, Todd Crawford) is a Florida native who began singing in her father's church since the age of three. She is a cancer-survivor, Grammy-nominated singer whose energy is displayed in music (both as a solo artist and as a guest on many gospel recordings). Beverly has been a featured vocalist on T.D. Jakes' recordings, Carlton Pearson's recordings and others.

Her 2011 cd, "Live from Los Angeles, Vol. 2" was released in March, and she is featured on the March 2011 "Hello, Fear" project of Kirk, holding her own with male counterparts Marvin Winans and Rance Allen.

Blessed with a growling, shouting soprano-alto voice. Beverly Crawford comes across as the real-deal in every recording she is featured on.

God bless Beverly for her inspiring performances!

Victory Comes
Beverly Crawford Lyrics

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Victory comes when you praise the Lord (2x)
When praises go up, blessings come down
Victory comes
When you praise the Lord

I'm so glad, I've got the victory
So glad I got it (so glad I got it)
So glad I got it (so glad I got it)

The world didn't give it to me
And the world can't take it away
So glad I got it (so glad I got it)
So glad I got it (so glad I got it)
Victory comes
When you praise the Lord

Victory comes when you praise the Lord (2x)
When praises go up, blessings come down
Victory comes
When you praise the Lord

Victory, victory shall be mine (4x)
Victory comes
When you praise the Lord

Victory, I'm gonna get the victory (8x)

Victory, victory shall be mine (4x)

Victory comes
When you praise the Lord

Overall Meaning

The song "Victory Comes" by Beverly Crawford is a gospel song that emphasizes the importance of praising the Lord in achieving victory. The lyrics suggest that blessings come down as praises go up, and that by praising the Lord, one can obtain victory. The song also suggests that victory is something that cannot be taken away by the world, and that it is something that one can proudly claim.

The song begins with the repetition of "Victory comes when you praise the Lord", which is the main theme of the song. The first verse suggests that praises go up and blessings come down, which reinforces the idea that praising the Lord is a powerful act. The chorus is repeated twice, which reinforces the idea that victory comes from praising God.

The second verse emphasizes the personal nature of victory by suggesting that the world did not give it, and the world cannot take it away. This gives the listener a sense of empowerment and encourages them to claim their victory. The last verse repeats the phrase "Victory shall be mine" several times, which gives the impression of confidence and determination.

Line by Line Meaning

Victory comes when you praise the Lord (2x)
The act of praising the Lord leads to achieving victory over any difficulties or challenges.

When praises go up, blessings come down
When you worship the Lord, He bestows blessings upon you.

I'm so glad, I've got the victory
I am filled with joy knowing that I have already overcome all obstacles.

So glad I got it (so glad I got it)
I am exceptionally pleased to have achieved victory.

The world didn't give it to me
Earthly possessions or people did not provide me with what I currently have.

And the world can't take it away
No one on earth has the power to take away or invalidate what I have achieved through the Lord.

Victory, victory shall be mine (4x)
Through constant faith and praise, I know I will achieve victory over any obstacle.

Victory comes
Achieving victory is possible.

When you praise the Lord
That victory will be attained by praising the Lord.

Victory, I'm gonna get the victory (8x)
I am confident that I will achieve victory through praising the Lord.

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Written by: Chris Byrd

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