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Cross Point Music - Oh The Wonder (CCM)


Cross Point Music released the song "Oh The Wonder".

The song is the lead song of a new seven-song EP "Never Going Back" that Cross Point Music is planning to release on July 23rd.

"Oh The Wonder" is a surprisingly joyful song. It was written during the pandemic last August as members of the Cross Point Music worship team were prayerfully asking God, "Where are we and where do we need to go? What's next? Lord give us a song for where you are taking us."


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/5dymJwc8m1G40ckTtx1Ip4

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53tgP_hLqvg


Lyrics:

Dead man walking

Until You breathed

My heart came alive 

Came alive for the first time

Once a prisoner

Now I’m free

I feel so alive, so alive for the first time

I feel so alive, so alive for the first time


Oh the wonder

Awesome wonder

Praise the One who took these chains from me

You bought my freedom

Thank You, Jesus

Oh the wonder of Your love for me


Yours forever

How can it be 

Hallelujah to the One

To the One who has called me

With thanksgiving

I will sing

Hallelujah to the One, to the One who is worthy

Hallelujah to the One, to the One who is worthy


I’ve got joy that’s found in a heavenly hope

Peace like a river down in my soul

I’m held by the power of the Holy Ghost

Oh what a wonder


If You've tasted the goodness of His grace

Been redeemed by the power of Jesus name

Then shake these walls with a shout of praise

Shake these walls with a shout of praise


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