Kirk Franklin Follow
Why We Sing lyrics
Someone asked the question
Why do we sing?
When we lift our hands to Jesus
What do we really mean?
Someone may be wondering
When we sing our song
At times we maybe crying
And nothing's even wrong
I sing because I'm happy
I sing because I'm free
His eye is on the sparrow
That's the reason why I sing
Glory, hallelujah
You're the reason why I sing
Glory, hallelujah
You're the reason why I sing
Someone asked the question
Why do we sing?
When we lift our hands to Jesus
What do we really mean?
Someone may be wondering
When we sing our song
At times we maybe crying
And nothing's even wrong
I sing because I'm happy
I sing because I'm free
His eye is on the sparrow
That's the reason why I sing
Glory, hallelujah
You're the reason why I sing
Glory, hallelujah
You're the reason why I sing
Glory, hallelujah
I give the praises to You
Glory, hallelujah
You're the reason why I sing
And when the song is over
We've all said 'Amen'
In your heart just keep on singing
And the song will never end
And if somebody asks you
Was it just a show
Lift your hands and be a witness
And tell the whole world 'no'
And when we cross that river
To study war no more
We will sing our song to Jesus
The one whom we adore
I sing because I'm happy
I sing because I'm free
His eye is on the sparrow
That's the reason why I sing
Glory, hallelujah
You're the reason why I sing
Glory, hallelujah
You're the reason why I sing
Glory, hallelujah
I give the praises to You
Glory, hallelujah
You're the reason why I sing
You're the reason why I sing
You're the reason why I sing
You're the reason why I sing
You're the reason why I sing
You're the reason why I sing
Part of these releases
-
-
- Track 1 on Kirk Franklin and the Family
- 2 He's Able
-
- Track 2 on A Season of Remixes
- 1 Brighter Day
- 3 Revolution
Why We Sing Video
Thanks to
Leora
for submitting the lyrics.
Correct these lyrics
Comments on Why We Sing
Submit your thoughts
These comments are owned by whoever posted them. This lyrics site is not responsible for them in any way.
© to the lyrics most likely owned by either the publisher () or
the artist(s) (Kirk Franklin) which produced the music or artwork. Details
