He released his first solo record, "The Story I Tell" in October of 2013 and it debuted at #3 on the iTunes Christian/Gospel charts and #93 on the overall iTunes charts. It also reached #2 on Billboard Magazine's Heatseeker Chart for the SouthCentral United States region (Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico) for all genres released that week. He recently released a fun, new project titled "The Kitchen Sink EP" on October 7th, 2014 and it climbed all the way to #2 on the iTunes Christian/Gospel Charts. Tyler describes it as "the kind of record you listen to with your 'steel-toe dancing shoes on'" because it will both lyrically challenge your heart but also make you want to get up and bust a move.
Micah travels over 200 days a year to play/lead at churches, concert venues, camps, retreats, coffee shops, and platforms all over TX. Micah has shared the stage with National touring acts like Building 429, Leeland, Phillips, Craig, & Dean, Sanctus Real, Unspoken, Matt Baird of the band Spoken, Jimmy Needham, The After's, Sidewalk Prophets, and Phil Wickham. This December, Micah will be heading out on a 2014 Christmas Tour with Shane & Shane and Phil Wickham, bringing his swampy, Gospel style to new audiences in Washington DC, Texas, and California.
Amen
Micah Tyler Lyrics
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Amen
Amen
Oh amen
When I think
About where I would have been without You
I'm so glad
Even if I tried, I couldn't count the ways
Not enough words for me to ever say
Just how good, how good You are to me
How could I hide this joy inside of me
Amazing grace, oh Lord, how can it be
Every day of my life, I want the world to see
I can't get over what You've done for me
You got me singing like
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh amen
What You did
Has given me a hope forever
What You do
Has shown me you will never leave
Even if I tried, I couldn't count the ways
Not enough words for me to ever say
Just how good, how good You are to me
How could I hide this joy inside of me
Amazing grace, oh Lord, how can it be
Every day of my life, I want the world to see
I can't get over what You've done for me
You got me singing like
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh amen
I can't get over what You've done for me
That's why I gotta sing
I can't get over what You've done for me
That's why I gotta sing
Every mountain
Every valley
Ever since the day You found me
I can't get over what You've done for me
That's why I gotta sing, amen
How could I hide this joy inside of me
Amazing grace, oh Lord, how can it be
Every day of my life I want the world to see
I can't get over what You've done for me
You got me singing like
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh amen
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh amen
The song "Amen" by Micah Tyler is a heartfelt expression of the singer's gratitude to God. The song opens with Micah reflecting on where his life would have been without God, and he expresses his relief that he never has to go back to that place again. He goes on to praise God for all the good things he has done in his life, acknowledging that he can never fully express his gratitude. The chorus repeats the word "Amen" four times, which means "so be it" or "let it be," indicating that Micah is fully accepting everything God has done in his life.
The second verse follows a similar structure, with Micah praising God for the hope that he has given him and the assurance that he will never leave him. Again, he acknowledges that no matter how hard he tries, he can never fully express his gratitude for all that God has done in his life. The bridge repeats the same message of thankfulness, with Micah singing that he can't get over what God has done for him, which is why he has to sing out in praise.
Overall, the song is a beautiful expression of faith, hope, and gratitude. It is an acknowledgment that even in the darkest times, God is always there and always working for our good. The repetition of "Amen" throughout the song serves as a reminder that we can trust in God's goodness and sovereignty, and that we should always be willing to praise Him for all that He has done.
Line by Line Meaning
Amen
The song is all about the singer's gratitude to God and his expression of thankfulness in the form of 'Amen.'
When I think
About where I would have been without You
The singer is acknowledging that without God's intervention, he would be lost and in a terrible place.
I'm so glad
It's a place I never have to be
With God's help and guidance, the singer is grateful never to end up in such a terrible place again.
Even if I tried, I couldn't count the ways
Not enough words for me to ever say
Just how good, how good You are to me
The singer recognizes that he can never fully express the goodness of God and how much He has done for him through words.
How could I hide this joy inside of me
Amazing grace, oh Lord, how can it be
Every day of my life, I want the world to see
I can't get over what You've done for me
You got me singing like
The singer is so overwhelmed by God's grace and blessings in his life that he can't help but share his joy and worship God.
What You did
Has given me a hope forever
What You do
Has shown me you will never leave
God's constant love and care have given the singer hope for everlasting life and assurance that He will always be with him, never leaving him alone.
I can't get over what You've done for me
That's why I gotta sing
Every mountain
Every valley
Ever since the day You found me
I can't get over what You've done for me
That's why I gotta sing, amen
The singer is so appreciative of God's blessings, even through challenging and difficult times, and will always be thankful for everything God has done for him, hence the repetition of 'Amen.'
Every day of my life I want the world to see
I can't get over what You've done for me
You got me singing like
The singer acknowledges that sharing his joy and gratitude to God is a crucial aspect of his faith and he will continue to sing praises to God.
Writer(s): Jeffrey Pardo, Micah Tyler, James Andrews
Contributed by Hailey P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@kentslocum
I agree with the people who like this song, but can we also appreciate just how creative the lyric video is? A lot of work clearly went into the visuals.
@robjackson5245
Songs like this are the only time I tolerate hip hop
@neveralonewithchrist6016
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@Fireball407photography-dy8kw
@@robjackson5245 Me to
@therandyfast4353
2 seconds in the song and I’m loving it, God is smiling in heaven with this song
@lindseyjones6156
Yes God is
@mychristianmusicweekinreviews
Raeko, this is a feel good song indeed.
@user-tb9xs9dv4d
Samee
@hunterstreettv
God is smiling, that's true 😊❤️
@eddiev7002
Couldn't expect nothing less, this man always delivers! God bless you!