Worth It

Album: All Things Work Together (2017)
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  • This song features vocal contributions by gospel star Kierra Sheard and singer Jawan Harris. Billboard asked Lecrae how the collaboration with Sheard came about. He replied:

    "I wanted someone who had an amazing voice but who can also capture the sentiment of the struggle of you know, 'God, do you still love me? I've fallen so short,' and could tackle it authentically. I knew she could, because that's a friend of mine who is a young Christian, who asks the same questions as I ask, and wrestles with the same stuff that I wrestle with. She could relate, and captured the feeling perfectly and knocked it all the way out the park."

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