Open up the skies of mercy
And rain down the cleansing flood
Healing waters rise around us
Hear our cries Lord let 'em rise

Open up the skies of mercy
And rain down the cleansing flood
Healing waters rise around us
Hear our cries Lord let 'em rise

It's your kindness Lord
That leads us to repentance
Your favor Lord, is our desire
It's your beauty Lord

That makes us stand in silence
Your love
Your love
Is better than life

We can feel
Your mercy falling
You are turning our hearts back again
Hear our praises rise to heaven
Draw us near Lord
Meet us here

It's your kindness Lord
That leads us to repentance
Your favor Lord, is our desire
It's your beauty Lord
That makes us stand in silence
Your love
Your love

It's your kindness Lord
That leads us to repentance
Your favor Lord, is our desire
It's your beauty Lord
That makes us stand in silence

Your love
Your love
Is better than life
Is better than life

Your love

Open up the skies of mercy
And rain down the cleansing flood
Healing waters rise around us
Hear our cries Lord let 'em rise

Lord,
We stand here,
As the desperate people
Hungry for the things of you

Come quiet the storms,
That rage all around us
So that we hear
The passion that

Beats through your heart
Spirit put healing in our hands
Put life in our words
And drive a passion

For the lost deep
In the hearts of your people
Inhabit the praises of us
Through children

And father send us out
With a reckless passion
Deliver us from evil
And set a standard of unity

To break down laws
And to heal your people
Unity is the cry of your church, Lord
Reconcile the children to the fathers

And with forgiveness and mercy
Rush through the hearts of our land
We cry out our deep need for you Jesus
Oh God come in power
And bring glory to your name


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Kindness Lyrics as written by Kyle David Matthews

Lyrics © Capitol CMG Publishing

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