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RISE

by Brock Lawley

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This song was written for the wounded veterans of Project Healing Waters.

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To the mother all alone who feels abandoned.
To the father out of work so long he's lost.
You're not alone
You're not alone
Rise
To the solider who's still carrying the wounded.
To the family of the hero who's in pain.
You're not alone
You're not alone
Rise
There are wounds that cut beyond the flesh and bone
We can't carry this ... Can't carry this alone.
Healing waters cracks the sturdiest of stone ... You are not alone

To a Nation that is weary of the violence
To a people so divided so at odds
We not alone
We not alone
Rise

We all stand upon the shoulders of forefathers
Who bled upon the strips, reached for the stars
And in our darkest days we look at them a compass
Reminds us who we are

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released April 28, 2016
Music and Lyrics By: Brock Lawley
Production: Drew Bullock
Mastering: Chris Graham

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Brock Lawley is a working songwriter and recording artist in Columbus and Nashville. He fronts a band as well as writing songs for other artists. Aside from leading a warm and loving congregation in worship each Sunday, Brock writes an original song every week to wed with Pastor Davis’s scripture focused sermon. These edifying songs and sermons can be heard every week at newvillechurch.com. ... more

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