LUMI RECORDS PRESENTS LUMINAÉ | Lumi “No Middle Ground” Lyrics by © 2026 Omar Rivera Colon Background Music Remix of “Room temp” by Adell Mashup Remix Produced with Suno AI | original song: “Room temp” | Adell | Original Music All rights to the respective works and contributions remain with their respective rights holders. They told me truth was relative... Said everybody got a side. But if everybody standing somewhere... Why we acting like we don't gotta decide? Yeah... Listen. I seen a man with a Bible and a heart full of bitterness, Preaching about forgiveness while he drowning in his differences. Pointing at the broken like his hands ain't got a history, Talking 'bout the kingdom but forgetting what the mission is. I ain't throwing stones, I got a mirror in my residence, Had to face the evidence, my pride was looking militant. Smiling for the congregation, dying in the discipline, Saying I was walking straight while dancing with the negligence. I was fluent in religion, couldn't speak the language grace, Had a thousand Bible verses, couldn't look myself in the face. Had a Sunday morning image and a Monday full of shame, Tried to cover up the cracks, but the cracks exposed the paint. Everybody wants the crown, nobody wants correction, Everybody wants the blessing, not the painful introspection. Then the Spirit hit my conscience with a question I couldn't dodge "Are you living for My kingdom or performing for applause?" Tell me where you stand... When the lights go down. When the crowd ain't watching... And nobody's around. No middle ground! No middle ground! Can't wear the crown while the truth gets drowned! No middle ground! No middle ground! I was lost in the noise, now I'm hearing that sound! One truth! One way! Jesus Christ, I ain't switching lanes! No middle ground! No middle ground! Grace picked me up when my pride fell down! They selling inspiration without transformation, A temporary high with no rehabilitation. Everybody wants a platform, everybody wants a station, But who gon' speak the truth when it costs their reputation? I was chasing validation, decorating my deception, Making every bad decision sound like divine direction. Called my comfort "peace," called my fear "protection," Till the Word cut through my carefully constructed self-perception. See, the enemy don't always come screaming in the darkness, Sometimes it's a whisper telling you to stay the smartest. Sometimes it's the ego telling you you're being righteous, When you're building up a throne inside the place where Christ is. I ain't better than my neighbor, I ain't cleaner than the next, I got rescued by a Savior who ain't finished with me yet. Not a trophy for perfection, I'm a witness to His grace, Had to bury my ambition just to recognize His face. Hold up... What you gain if the whole world knows your name, But your soul ain't got a place to rest when everything fades? What you prove if you win every argument in sight, But you never show compassion to the people in your life? I don't need another image, I need spiritual renewal, Need a heart that stays obedient when obedience ain't usual. If the truth makes me uncomfortable, then let it rearrange me, I'd rather face conviction than let comfort slowly chain me. No middle ground! No middle ground! Can't wear the crown while the truth gets drowned! No middle ground! No middle ground! I was lost in the noise, now I'm hearing that sound! One truth! One way! Jesus Christ, I ain't switching lanes! No middle ground! No middle ground! Grace picked me up when my pride fell down! I thought choosing Christ meant proving everybody wrong. But I was wrong. It meant surrendering the pride that made me think I was better. The cross wasn't built for my ego. It was where my Savior gave His life. And where my old life had to die. Mama said the truth don't change because the culture rearrange, And a heart can wear a smile while it's carrying the chains. I remember all the nights I was praying for a sign, While ignoring every answer that was challenging my pride. I was quick to call out darkness, slow to recognize my own, Had a house full of opinions, but my spirit wasn't home. Till I found myself in silence with no audience to please, And I finally heard the question, "Will you trust Me on your knees?" Now I don't claim perfection, I claim mercy undeserved, I ain't saved by my performance, I'm redeemed through Christ's work. If tomorrow brings a battle, I ain't fighting for a throne, I'm depending on the Savior who has never left His own. Let the world debate the message, let the pressure shake the ground, I don't need to win the shouting just to let the truth resound. When the music stops playing and the spotlight settles down, Will my life reflect the Jesus that my lips been talking 'bout?
