A Beautiful Collision

David Crowder Band

The heart breaking makes a sound
I never knew could be
So beautiful and loud
Fury filled and we
Collide

So courageous until now
Fumbling and scared
So afraid You'll find me out
Alone here with my doubt

Here it comes
A beautiful collision
Is happening now
There seems no end to where You begin
And there I am now
You and I
Collide

Something circling inside
Spaciously you fly
Infinite and wide
Like the moon and sky
Collide

Here it comes
A beautiful collision
Is happening now
There seems no end to where You begin
There I am now
You and I
Collide

Yeah-e-yeah-e-yeah

Here it comes
Here it comes
Here it comes, now

Here it comes
Here it comes
Here it comes, now

Here it comes
Here it comes
Here it comes, now

Collide

Here it comes
Here it comes, now

You and I

Here it comes
Here it comes, now

You and I

Here it comes
Here it comes
Here it comes, now

Feel it coming on
Feel it coming on, now
Here it comes, now

Here it comes
Here it comes
Here it comes, now


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    Ok...it's definitely not about romance! Read the album notes:

    ”For the past two years, I have ended most nights in concert with the following statement: ‘When our depravity meets His divinity, it is a beautiful collision.’ This recording is about that collision”

    This title track is about that collision. God comes and meets us at the lowest points of our depravity, and inexplicably infuses his divinity into us - we are still human, but we have the eternal God living inside us. The song describes the theological and emotional confusion that springs from this amazing truth.

    Best song on the new album.

    OnDistantShoreson March 27, 2006   Link

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