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Contemporary Christian Pop Ballads with annointed lyrics, tasty licks, jazzy leads - and some country, blues, and folk influences. These songs are inspired!
There is no fixed "band". The chief songwriter, vocalist, guitar player, bass player and keyboard player is the Rev. Bill Daviet. Backing vocals on many tracks by his lovely wife, Lynne Daviet. Drums for most songs were provided by Jesus LeBron (Delaware Twp, PA - check him out at: or at his homepage - ), and guitar fills/solos on most songs by Jeff Gaynor of Franklin, NJ.
Song Info
Genre
Pop • Christian Pop
Charts
Peak #512
Peak in subgenre #53
Author
William C. Daviet
Rights
2004
Uploaded
August 14, 2008
Track Files
MP3
MP3 4.1 MB • 128 kbps • 4:28
Story behind the song
Christians are called to be ponds, not puddles. Get some more of Jesus, live it, breath it. Leave the bumper stickers for the hypocrites. The real fruit should be evident in our lives.
Lyrics
Verse 1 Day-Glo Jesus on the dashboard cannot seem to guide my way * Jaded Buddha offers candy, how did you end up this way? * Crystals, star maps, meditations * Channeling our lives away * Shaman’s lacking true vocations * Celebrities who lead, astray * Bridge (while) the echo from the empty tomb rings louder in my ears * than the traffic jam from hell, which bound me grid locked in my fears * the play-list at His crossroads won’t include a turnaround * just songs of celebration sung by lost souls who’ve been found! * Chorus Snow-blind by His glory but I never seem to lose my way * Snow-blind, in His presence yet He holds me in His arms of grace * Snow-blind through His mercy as His Spirit leads me on my way * Don’t be deceived, Jesus is the way Verse 2 Whitewashed tombs with whispered voices, leave Him on a cross to die * Religious minded hypocrites, no power in their daily lives *Drive through Christianity for shallow superficial lives * No time to sit down with the King * “Would you like your Jesus biggie sized?”
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