Singing Stone
Rhett Walker's 'Singing Stone' is a worship song about spiritual renewal and redemption. The lyrics describe feeling lost and distant from God, yet recognizing His power to bring life and purpose even to the most unlikely places. The song references the creation of the stars and galaxies, and the singer's transformation from blindness to sight, echoing the biblical theme of spiritual awakening. It emphasizes God's ability to give life and breath, turning a metaphorical stone into something that sings. The song conveys a message of hope and restoration, celebrating God's grace and the freedom found in Christ's sacrifice.
I look for miles over the open seas
This world ain't as pretty as it was
Hypnotized by the rays of the earthly dreams
Going through the motions just because
Lord, I'm a thousand miles away from your throne
Lost within this desert land alone
Hard to swallow the seeds that we've sown
But you give life and breathe to a singing stone
But you give life and breathe to a singing stone
So take me back to how you made it to be
When you brought to life the stars and galaxies
I once was blind but now Lord now I see
You came in death to set the captives free
You give life and breathe to a singing stone
You give life and breathe to a singing stone