Freedom comes in the morning time
As the sun begins to shine on my face
and even in the dark, I'm not alone.
You guide me by the hand, you won't let go
And I know uou'll carry me when I can't walk

And you can shake the mountains with a whisper
And you, you speak and I fall at your feet again

You burned the chains off of my feet
That held me to the ground
You let me rise, don't ever let me come back down
Or even live a day apart from you
Cause you lifted me higher than my doubts and fears

And you can shake the mountains with a whisper
And you, you speak and I fall at your feet
And you are so beautiful
and I am so in love with you
You, you lead and I will follow close behind

Now I'm waiting here for you
and don't be far away tonight
Lead me to the place where I can go & find rest
Cause I'm so tired
and now let me feel your breath on my face

And you can shake the mountains with a whisper
And you, you speak and I fall at your feet
And you are so beautiful
And I am so in love with you
You, you lead and I will follow close behind


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    How can you not comment on this song? It's one of the best songs Lifehouse ever did, and one of the greatest I've ever heard. It's talking about none other than God Himself and just how awesome He is and everything that comes along with His awesomeness.

    naiveSimon86on April 18, 2005   Link
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    Man... this song is so great! can't believe i only heard it just recently. You can hear the chrisitan side of lifehouse on this track. lyrics definitely about God. I play guitar and im definitely going to learn this.

    tulukson August 28, 2007   Link
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    I know that Lifehouse are a Christian band and obviously have an underlying theme of God in certain songs, I just don't quite see how or why he'd be saying he's "so in love with" God...

    However, whatever your interpretation, it's a beautiful song, and I sort of wish I'd heard their old Blyss stuff a long time ago!

    Heskimoon September 15, 2007   Link
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    I know that Lifehouse are a Christian band and obviously have an underlying theme of God in certain songs, I just don't quite see how or why he'd be saying he's "so in love with" God...

    However, whatever your interpretation, it's a beautiful song, and I sort of wish I'd heard their old Blyss stuff a long time ago!

    Heskimoon September 15, 2007   Link
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    Hey where can i download this song??! :)

    Nikki_girlon December 04, 2007   Link
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    You can download it here, after creating an account: lifehouse-media.com/ then click on B-Sides.

    Tom Roachon December 30, 2007   Link
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    man i love blyss, this song is so beautiful :)

    not that i don't like lifehouse, but i prefer their older stuff which is cleaner? ..quieter?

    whaletalkon October 05, 2008   Link
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    This has to be lifehouse's (or Blyss') most under-appreciated song. I just love it, definitely has a christian undertone to it.

    KingProcrastinatoron July 09, 2010   Link

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