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17. I Can Feel It (Live In Atlanta, GA 2006)
Chronology, Volume Two (2001-2006)
by Third Day
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Lyrics:
I seek the silence through the chaos and the noise
That’s when I’m listening; I want to hear Your voice
Sometimes it softly speaks, a whisper on the wind
Sometimes it’s louder when Your Spirit rushes in
I can feel it all around me
I can feel it all around me
I keep on searching for Your presence in this place
I see your hand at work, I feel Your touch of grace
Sometimes it falls like rain upon this thirsty land
Sometimes You gently stir the heart of every man
I can feel it
I can feel it
I can feel Your heartbeat
I pray You’d send Your presence down,
send it down
Fill us with Your Spirit now
Words by Mark Lee / music by Third Day / © 2005 Consuming Fire Music (ASCAP). All rights administered by EMI CMG Publishing.
Behind the Song:
'Song ideas can come from all kinds of different places. Some of my favorites have been those which have been sparked by conversation. The idea for 'I Can Feel It' came from a conversation I was having with some friends about the Holy Spirit. One of them was sharing about how he's seen the Spirit show up in different ways at different times. This was one of those concepts that didn't quite make sense to me at first, but on thinking about it, it had to make sense. This song reflects my desire to be sensitive to the Holy Spirit to the point that I can both 'feel' it showing up, and also have a sense of how it's showing up. I look forward to playing this one live because it could serve as a cool invocation for the Holy Spirit to come down and be a part of our show. It's interesting that an old-school Pentecostal song like 'I Can Feel It' can appear on the same record as a more liturgical song like 'Communion'. This goes along with the message of unity we've been talking about since the Come Together days. We come from different denominational backgrounds and traditions. Rather than bicker about those differences, we can learn from each other and be the Body of Christ we are called to be.' – Mark Lee (Third Day)
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