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arthurpope
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Acoustic Guitar
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Arthur Pope
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Derek Webb, Jars of Clay
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Cords of Orion [work in progress]
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It's kind of like if you took 'Indescribable,' and mixed it with 'God of Wonders' and 'My Glorious,' and then made it Arthur Pope's. :)
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» highest in charts: # 288 (127,265 songs currently listed in Acoustic)
» highest in sub-genre: # 70 (24,107 songs currently listed in Acoustic > Acoustic Guitar)
» highest in sub-genre: # 70 (24,107 songs currently listed in Acoustic > Acoustic Guitar)
Lyrics
The dawn
The deep
The light's dwelling
It's absence and the refraction
The flood
The gale
The crashing hail
The flash and followed diffraction
All bring wonder
Could there be a greater God?
Awe sparks wonder
Could there be a greater God?
The moon
The sun
The stars are strung
As Bear and the cords of Orion
The harp
The song
For a righteous throng with
The Lamb on the Mountain of Zion
All bring wonder
Could there be a greater God?
Awe sparks wonder
Could there be a greater God?
The deep
The light's dwelling
It's absence and the refraction
The flood
The gale
The crashing hail
The flash and followed diffraction
All bring wonder
Could there be a greater God?
Awe sparks wonder
Could there be a greater God?
The moon
The sun
The stars are strung
As Bear and the cords of Orion
The harp
The song
For a righteous throng with
The Lamb on the Mountain of Zion
All bring wonder
Could there be a greater God?
Awe sparks wonder
Could there be a greater God?