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The Thaddeus Theorem is a songwriting project aimed at communicating the hope and joy that the Lord brings through are times of trouble and need. With St.
The Thaddeus Theorem is a songwriting project aimed at communicating the hope and joy that the Lord brings through our times of trouble and need. With St. Jude Thaddeus in mind as the patron saint, the music is emphatic of those in desperate, lost, or impossible situations, all the while reminding us that God is the answer to all of our causes when we think all is lost or hopeless.
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Genre
Rock • Christian Rock
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Peak #414
Peak in subgenre #28
Author
Mark McCabe
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2006 Mark McCabe
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July 31, 2006
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MP3 2.8 MB • 128 kbps • 3:06
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"Look Up to The Son" written & performed by Mark McCabe Verse: When I’m heading off to bed and on my back lie I can’t seem to fall asleep even though I close my eyes I’m thinking to myself, this can not be I’m praying to you God knowing that you can see This world is burning up with negativity Bring some water to this fire there are people in need Give me some hope Lower the rope Let me climb up high I’m loving on you Lord until the day that I die Chorus: Look up to The Son Look up to The Son Look up to The Son Look up to The Son Verse: Believe in Trinity - my hands untied Gotta let the Spirit in and set aside my pride Died on a tree now Setting me free now Living in me now It’s so clear I can see how Looking inside Devil divides Messed up my mind Help me find a way out far away from this madness Looking inside Devil divides Jesus resides Setting me free Satan will flee as good and evil collide. Chorus Bridge: And I’m never forgetting how you gave up and let them have their way All that I’m regretting as my sorrow is setting that third day Chorus (repeat) © 2006 Mark McCabe
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