Love Is Louder
We The Kingdom's song "Love Is Louder" is a powerful anthem about the supremacy of God's love over hatred and division. The lyrics paint vivid images of Jesus ministering to the marginalized and confronting hypocrisy, emphasizing that His love is more powerful than any force of hate. The song challenges listeners to consider the radical nature of love, even for enemies, and affirms that God understands and desires all people. It's a call to look beyond differences and embrace the transformative power of love, which ultimately conquers all.
I see You walking down the avenue
Washing the feet of a prostitute
I see the haters throwing hammer and nails
Don't know they're next in line
I see You coming for the hypnotized
And hypocrites with hate in their eyes
Pointing their fingers like guns of war
Who knows - What if love is kind?
Look around
Feel the power
Hate is loud
But love is louder
Love is louder
Nothing's louder than love
Love is louder
Nothing's louder than love
What if what they say is true
What if love is for me and you
What if love took someone to bleed, yeah
What if I can love my enemies
Look around
Feel the power
Hate is loud
But love is
Love is louder
He gets us
He wants us
All of us
He gets us
He wants us
All of us
He gets us
He wants us
Look around
Feel the power
Hate is loud
But love is
Love is louder
Love is louder
Nothing's louder than love
Love is louder
Nothing's louder than love