I Know A Ghost
Crowder's song "Ghost" uses the metaphor of a ghost to describe the lingering presence of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life. The lyrics acknowledge past mistakes and the weight of sin, but celebrate the freedom found in Christ, who paid the debt and conquered death. The repeated declaration "I know a Ghost" emphasizes a personal relationship with the Spirit, who transforms a haunted house into a home. The song blends themes of redemption, surrender, and the comforting, guiding presence of God.
There's still neon in these paints
There's still an echo in these veins
It's the past and I've been haunted
By the things I thought I wanted
I never should have wandered
I let the Devil get the best of me
When oh, my God's paid a debt for me
Now to turn this house into a home
It's the only thing that rattles bones
He went to Hell and back to leave us his own
Now I know a Ghost
Now I know a Ghost
Now I know a Ghost
I know a Ghost
I know a Ghost
There's still darkness on this plain
There's still a heavy in these chains
Why I carry them around
I don't know, 'cause I've been found
Their wills torn from top down
Now I know a Ghost
I know a Ghost
I know a Ghost
I know a Ghost