The released album from MIЯROЯMOЯE

Likeness

Out now ·

16 songs · 64:05

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Likeness official album cover: an ornate mirror opens onto light beneath a storm-dark sky

About the record

“When I try to run, I run to You”

— Dear God, Please Read My Heart

Likeness brings together sixteen songs of faith: a heart asking to be read, the search for refuge, mercy in weakness, and the return to praise.

All 16 songs appear below in release order, with notes, credits, and listening links.

Explore all 16 songs

The record · in album order

All 16 songs.

Listen to each song, or open its notes and sources.

  1. A prayer that names fear, broken promises, and a divided heart, then moves from asking to be understood to offering that heart to grace.

  2. Exhaustion gives way to awakening as the lyric describes mercy rekindling what felt lost and a refuge that outlasts time.

  3. The album's light motif comes to the foreground, carrying the sequence from refuge toward testimony, forward motion, and praise.

  4. Mercy becomes a reason to sing. The lyric answers being carried through weakness with gratitude, joy, and a returning declaration of love.

  5. Daily breath becomes daily thanks. A repeated call and response turns ordinary survival into a shared expression of gratitude and praise.

  6. A declaration of Christ through the names Rock, Shepherd, Living Word, and Risen Lamb, bringing the opening testimony sequence to its summit.

  7. Storm and water imagery holds fear beside trust: a small faith reaches for the hand that catches it when courage falters.

  8. Fear on a dark road meets the promise of presence. The song draws on Joshua 1:9 to turn hesitation toward courage.

  9. The storm remains, but the struggle to control it eases. A weary soul rests in the assurance that it is still held.

  10. The voice of Christ answers lost time, shame, and despair with patient presence, drawing the listener's pain toward the cross and enduring love.

  11. An adaptation of Anne Ross Cousin's The Sands of Time Are Sinking, looking through sorrow toward Christ, mercy, and a home beyond it.

  12. Doubt and grace meet in a direct plea for rescue. The prayer turns brokenness and wandering into surrender, hope, and worship.

  13. The familiar hymn's assurance returns inside an adult struggle with weariness and faith, joining inherited words to renewed trust.

  14. Psalm-shaped images of shelter, a shepherd, and a fortress gather into a declaration of trust and praise in the midst of danger.

  15. Psalm 16's language of portion, presence, and the path of life opens the record toward lasting joy, purpose, and praise.

  16. Restless years and confession resolve into a shared purpose: to praise Jesus with every breath. The album closes with voices raised together.

“Dear God, please read my heart.”

Begin with the opening song