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Pat Barrett, Dante Bowe - Nothing / Something - Live (CCM)


Pat Barrett, Dante Bowe has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Nothing/Something (Live).

The difference between nothing and something... we all want our actions to mean something. This song about that key ingredient, that one thing that changes the meaning... LOVE. Not just any love... 
Listen to the video and read the lyrics... and find out how Love is the key.

Scripture Reference: Mark 12:31; Matthew 22:36-40

LYRICS:
I could write a melody 
That all of heaven’s choir sings 
But if I don't have love then it means nothing 
I can spit out some holy word
Something that you've never heard 
But If I don’t have love it means nothing 

If I can’t love my neighbor like I love myself
If I won’t move when my brother cries out for help
If I’m too proud to forgive before the sun goes down
Then this life that I’ve been living what does it mean now
At best it all means nothing
Without love it all means nothing

I can dine with kings and queens 
My name go down in history 
But if I don't have love it means nothing 
Take the old and make me new
Show me how to love like You
Cause if I don’t have love it means nothing 

I don't want to sound like a crashing cymbal 
I don't want to be some empty noise 
I’m down on my knees Lord I surrender 
Jesus help me to love with a love like Yours

And then it’ll all mean something 
I want it to all mean something
And then it’ll all mean something 
I want it to all mean something

I want to love my neighbor like I love myself
I want to move when my brother cries out for help
Don’t want to be too proud to forgive before the sun goes down
Then this life that I’ve been living what would it mean now
At best it will all mean something 
With love it all means something 
I hope it all means something 
With love it will all mean something
 
#PatBarrett #DanteBowe #NothingSomething #Live #Official


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6OFKf4inSSdrMuggQsx6Zb

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K069mzFQnxc

Would you like to hear more CCM music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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