Do You Feel It, Too?
Do You Feel It, Too?
God is omnipresent and all-powerful, knowing what it’s like to be human and caring for us in our weakness — so we’re told. But sometimes it doesn’t feel that way; sometimes life just hurts and it’s hard to tell if God is listening or feels our pain. Like the psalmist, we ask God - do you feel it too?
DO YOU FEEL IT, TOO?
Written by Justin Sinclair (BMI), Vincent Charlow (BMI)
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VERSE 1
Db Ebdim Db
May our hearts stay warm
Gb Db
May we mourn with those who mourn
Gb Db
As you wept with us oh God
Absus Ab
Who lived among us
Db Ebdim Db
Wholly God and fully man
Gb Db
Divine with dusty hands
Gb Db/F
You can hold us in our pain
Gb Absus Ab Db
And share our sorrow
CHORUS
Gb Gbmin6 Db
But where are you today?
Gb Gbmin6 Db
Have you turned your face away?
Gb Gbmin6
Are you crying with us?
Bbmin Fm Gbadd9
Do you feel it, too?
VERSE 2
May our hearts stay soft
To tragedy and loss
As injustice seeks us
May we meet an equal love
When words are not enough
And peace, a distant thought
We need to know you’re here
And that you see us
VERSE 3
Db Ebdim Db
So be with me today
Gb Db
As the tears stream down my face
Gb Db/F
I need to know you see me
Gb Absus Ab Db
And you feel it, too
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