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The Great Divide
05:07
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There’s a force that’s stirring up the waters
Burning off the chaff
Mercy is the Judgment of the Father
Churning through the wrath
Love come level every valley
Lay waste to the barrier
Crush the great divide
Love come decimate the darkness
Drive out every shadow
In a blaze of Light
May we not, like dust, begin to settle
May we run to the Flame
May we all, like fire-tested metal,
Never leave the same
Love come level every valley
Lay waste to the barrier
Crush the great divide
Love come decimate the darkness
Drive out every shadow
In a blaze of Light
Blow away the ashes from our skin
Come reveal the Kingdom from within
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2. |
We All See Red
03:45
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Have we bought the lie?
Have we all been compromised?
Have we lost our grace?
Have we all but left the faith?
Fear will find us all
Reinforce our walls
Get in our heads
Hate is at our door
Hearts are primed for war
We all see red
Have we held our tongues?
Have we stuck close to our guns?
Have we washed our hands?
Have our heads been in the sand?
Fear will find us all
Reinforce our walls
Get in our heads
Hate is at our door
Hearts are primed for war
We all see red
I’m afraid
I don’t trust what they tout as the good ol' days
All the same
I’ve been looking for someone to blame
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Henrietta Sun Denver, Colorado
Henrietta Sun features the songwriting of Vincent Colbert and Nate Bullis, who formed the group in early 2016 to capture and express the often-overlooked realities in every journey of faith: that truth is a mystery more compelling than certainty; that pain need never go to waste; and that love is an uncontrollable, irrepressible force at work in all of humanity. ... more
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