Interruption
David Dunn's 'Interruption' is a contemporary Christian song about welcoming God's disruptive love into a comfortable, self-focused life. The lyrics describe being 'spaced out' and 'closed off' to personal addictions, preferring the safety of one's own situation. The chorus repeatedly asks for God's love to 'interrupt' this life, portraying it as a 'lifeline' and a 'full destruction' of a fragile 'house of cards.' The song expresses a desire for transformation and a recognition of God's love, moving from self-reliance to surrender. It's a prayerful plea for divine intervention to break old patterns and begin anew.
Spaced out in my own intentions
Face down in the fact or fiction
I prefer the comfort of my own situation
My blind eyes never payin' attention
Closed off to my own addictions
I prefer the comfort of my own situation
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
Lifeline to a new beginning
Let go cause my hands are slipping
Free fall from the comfort of my situation
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
You are the interruption
You are the full destruction of my house of cards
And I know You love me
I don't wanna be the way I was before
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
I want, I want, I wanna let Your love interrupt my life
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