Spring Sings lyrics by Ellie Holcom
VERSE 1
Have you ever heard the spectacular song
That the earth sings each year when the Spring comes along?
The song holds its breath inside branches of trees
Oh that look like they’ll never sprout brand-new green leaves
Yeah, sometimes in winter it feels dark and cold
Oh but underneath winter, there’s buried spring gold
VERSE 2
Seeds that fell down, looking brown like the dirt
They go into the soil, swallowed up by the earth
And after the winter’s last chilly frost
Oh just when it seems that all hope has been lost
Those seeds come up singing, right out of the ground
Stretching little green arms toward the light that they’ve found
HALF-CHORUS
Spring sings the song, steady and true
To remind every heart that God makes all things new
VERSE 3
Spring retells the story of God’s Son who died
Was buried for three days, but then came alive
So Spring sings the song, “Death isn’t the end
God loves to make everything new once again.”
And guess what? The spring song, it lives on in you
Because God wants to bring new life to you too
CHORUS
Spring sings a song steady and true
To remind every heart that God makes all things new
Christ died, but He’s risen
He’s risen indeed
And the Spring sings about it, every flower and seed
And the Spring sings about it, every flower and seed
VERSE 3
So on dark days when it feels like winter won’t end
Remember that Spring’s song is coming again
Every bird, every bloom, every bright butterfly
Sings a song of God's love that brings all things to life
And we’re all invited to dance and to sing
For the joy and the hope in the song of the Spring
LAST CHORUS
Spring sings a song, it’s steady and true
To remind every heart that God makes all things new
Christ died, but He’s risen
He’s risen indeed
And the Spring sings about it, every flower and seed
And the Spring sings about it, every flower and seed
End of Spring Sings lyrics by Ellie Holcom
Spring Sings lyrics by Ellie Holcom
Spring Sings lyrics by Ellie Holcom
Spring Sings lyrics by Ellie Holcom
Spring Sings lyrics by Ellie Holcom