Romans chapter 8 and verse 18 says
'For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time
Are not worthy to be compared with the glory
Which shall be revealed in us'
Listen
I asked myself how did He do it
Made such a sacrifice
And the ones that He loved
Wanted Him crucified
And He knew that His friends would betray Him
And He knew that His blood would be shed
He could have brought someone else in His place
But instead He said Amen
Amen
I surrender
Amen
not my will but Yours
Amen
I'll lift my hands and say
Amen
So I looked at my tests and trials
They can't compare to His pain
And if He can go through it
Surely I can do the same
Oh Lord
I bless You for all of the bad
And I bless You for all of the good
And the place where I stand
You have already stood
Amen
Never the less, amen
Amen
I don't understand what it meant
Amen
Lord, I surrender
Amen
My soul say amen
Amen
This is not about me, Lord
Amen
But all about Your will Lord
Amen
Amen
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Amen
Amen
Lord I trust You with all my soul (Amen)
My soul sing (Amen)
Lord i surrender to Your will (Amen)
And i surrender to Your wal (Amen)
There is nothing else to say but (Amen)
Lord You are the Potter (Amen)
And I am the clay (Amen)
You can mold me (Amen)
You can make me (Amen)
You can break me (Amen)
Oh oh (Amen)
Ohooooh (Amen)
And when troubles comes say Amen (Amen)
And when troubles go say Amen (Amen)
Amen
Amen
Amen
Lord I trust You (Amen)
With all of my heart's on You (Amen)
About This Song
"Amen" is a deeply contemplative gospel ballad that explores the profound sacrifice of Jesus Christ through both biblical reference and personal reflection. Opening with Romans 8:18 about present suffering versus future glory, Haddon weaves together themes of betrayal, divine love, and ultimate redemption as he meditates on Christ's willingness to endure crucifixion despite knowing his friends would abandon him. The song's musical style blends contemporary gospel with traditional spiritual elements, featuring Haddon's soulful vocals over a reverent, piano-driven arrangement that builds emotional intensity. What makes this track distinctive is its raw vulnerability and theological depth, as Haddon doesn't just praise Christ's sacrifice but genuinely wrestles with the incomprehensible nature of such selfless love. The song serves as both worship and testimony, offering listeners a space for deep spiritual reflection on the central mystery of Christian faith.
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