David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band & Lacey Sturm
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
David Crowder Band
‘If the bridge section of Alleluia, Sing was a whispered hint of a certain sound that would permeate much of the Church Music album, The Nearness is the blatant embodiment of it. From the outset the song is driven by a melody played not on a guitar, but on a synthesizer that could very well be found...
Brilliant bright, our salvation
Took the fall to hold us up
All the weight of our condition
Lifted away from us
Blessed love, falling under
Sacredness taking hold
Split the air the sound of thunder
Heaven begins to unfold
And the nearness of there
Feels more near
To here
We can feel the breath of the angels
See the walls bend and shake
The sky's in a tremble
Let the dead wake
To sing the songs of the heavens
See the dawn start to break
The bond starts to loosen
Feel the earth shake
Darkest night, brought redemption
Innocence' divine embrace
In the light of all creation
Heaven and earth start to twist
And the nearness of there
Feels more near
To here
We can feel the breath of the angels
See the walls bend and shake
The sky's in a tremble
Feel the ground break
We can
Hear the songs of the heavens
See the world come awake
The bond starts to loosen
Feel the earth shake
Blood of a Savior
Pushed back the fall
Love of a Healer
Hell overcome
And the nearness of there
Feels so near
To here
We can feel the breath of the angels
See the walls bend and shake
The sky's in a tremble
Let the dead wake
To sing the songs of the heavens
See the dawn start to break
The bond starts to loosen
Feel the earth shake
The Nearness was written by Crowder & Mike Dodson.
The Nearness was produced by David Crowder Band.