Touch The Sky
Shane & Shane's 'Touch the Sky' featuring Dinah Wright is a worship song about surrender and finding true life by laying down one's own ambitions. The lyrics contrast earthly striving with the freedom found in God's love, emphasizing that spiritual elevation comes through humility and kneeling before Him. The song speaks of trading worldly treasures for the priceless gift of salvation through Christ's sacrifice, and it celebrates the joy of being swept up in divine love. It encourages listeners to surrender everything and experience the soaring freedom of faith, with a recurring theme of finding life by giving it up.
What fortune lies beyond the stars
Those dazzling heights too vast to climb
I got so high to fall so far
But I found heaven as love swept low
My heart beating my soul breathing
I found my life when I laid it down
Upward falling spirit soaring
I touch the sky when my knees hit the ground
What treasure waits within Your scars
The gift of freedom gold can't buy
I bought the world and sold my heart
You traded heaven to have me again
My heart beating my soul breathing
I found my life when I laid it down
Upward falling spirit soaring
I touch the sky when my knees hit the ground
Find me here at Your feet again
Every thing I am reaching out I surrender
Come sweep me up in Your love again
And my soul will dance on the wings of forever
Find me here at Your feet again
Every thing I am reaching out I surrender
Come sweep me up in Your love again
And my soul will dance on the wings of forever
My heart beating my soul breathing
I found my life when I laid it down
Upward falling spirit soaring
I touch the sky when my knees hit the ground
My heart beating my soul breathing
I found my life when I laid it down
Upward falling spirit soaring
I touch the sky when my knees hit the ground
Find me here at Your feet again
Every thing I am reaching out I surrender
Come sweep me up in Your love again
And my soul will dance on the wings of forever
Upward falling spirit soaring
I touch the sky when my knees hit the ground