atonement theory lyrics by Rob Nor

Verse

Pinching Pennie's, sipping henny, evidently doesn't change the problem when you faced with plenty

Slow and steady, when the burden weighing heavy told me I can take the pressure if you let me

Bless, bless, bless me!

I need some gas money for my wheels, bro getting cash money off of drills

Say he a crash dummy off of pills

The life in his eyes it be giving me chills

I hear God arise in the silence

His voice is a guidance in blindness

We flying, the pilot is Pontius

This crucifixion is a bondage to freedom

Sold everything that I got for kingdom

Blessed are the pure in heart they will see him

My boy turning 5, tryna find how to feed him

Our father who in heaven, hallowed be your name

Your kingdom come, your will be done

Working through the pain, walking in a maze, been a long day

Gotta find shade, gotta find drink, gotta find grace, gotta find peace

Gotta find change, gotta find me, I been this way since like 19

Fighting nightly for the bread and the wine

Glory! Glory! Glory! I see you shine!

Maranatha! Maranatha! It's time!

Jesus listen, imma seeking till I find!

Hands to the plow, no I can't look behind

A present help when I'm stuck in a bind

Cards I been dealt, Spirit renew my mind!

Your presence felt every time that I'm

Every time that I'm crying and fighting, reminded you chose me

Lord, you are the Holy who dwells with the lowly!

I'm poor, here I mourn, I'm at war, take these thorns

Away! And if you don't, it's your hope that remains!

I know my trouble as long as the day

We would pray on the facetime

Hearing bout so and so through the grape vine

If you know then you know that it aint fine

Brings you low for the growth and it takes time

God! You're all I want

And you're all I need

Jesus, you're all I want

Your death sets me free

End of atonement theory lyrics by Rob Nor

biography of the artist Rob Nor:

Who Rob Nor Is

Rob Nor is a hip‑hop artist from Cleveland, Ohio, born July 31, 2000. He blends personal life experiences, faith, social‑concerns and honest storytelling in his music. Before committing to music full‑time, he had early exposure to church and the local community, which has shaped both his worldview and his artistry.

Background & Life‑Journey

Rob grew up without a consistent father‑figure, raised by his mother along with his sister. That upbringing gave him a longing for identity and belonging. He discovered rap around age 12 — a friend introduced him to it — and writing lyrics became his outlet. In high school he ran into difficulties, but the support from church leaders and youth‑pastors played an important role in offering direction. After high school he studied recording arts at community college, hoping to build a music career and support his younger sister.

In his late teens/early twenties, a period of personal struggle followed: he became a father while still very young, underwent the challenges of early parenthood during difficult times, and experienced a period when his faith was disconnected from his life. Over time, he returned to faith and used his experiences — hardship, hope, loss and redemption — to inform his music with depth, honesty and vulnerability.

Music Career & Mission

Rob Nor uses his music as a platform to merge faith, creative arts, and social justice. As much as he raps and sings, he also engages in ministry: as of 2023, he accepted a role as a Juvenile Justice Minister with a youth‑serving organization, working to help marginalized and at-risk youth. Through that role, he’s developing programs that use music and creative arts to give young people positive outlets — helping them tell their stories and find purpose.

In his own music, Rob Nor reflects on identity, hardship, faith, and community realities. His lyrical style uses metaphor, narrative, and vivid imagery to invite listeners into personal stories, while also challenging social issues and calling for hope and restoration.

Artistic Style & What Makes Him Stand Out

Rob’s music sits at the intersection of contemporary hip‑hop, faith-based insight, and community consciousness.

He’s unafraid to expose vulnerability, struggles, doubts, and redemption — giving his work emotional and spiritual weight.

His commitment to mentoring youth and using music as a tool for social change makes him different from many “just‑music” artists: he sees artistry as ministry and outreach.

Because of his mix of raw authenticity and hope-driven messages, his music resonates with listeners who appreciate both honesty and faith.

atonement theory lyrics by Rob Nor