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The Same God - Building 429
Composed by:Jason Roy/Jonathan Smith/Jason Ingram
When I was five I walked the aisle
Singing just as I am
While my granddaddy held my hand
He said you were a big God
So I so I laid my life down
I grew up in that old church
Listening to the sound
Voices of worship ringing out
They said you were a big God
But I I wondered how you fit in that small town
I was seventeen
I just had to leave
To find out who you are to me
I needed to
Climb a mountain and find you there
Hear your voice in the ocean air
And sing Hallelujah in a language I've never known
Find your hand on the raging sea
Face the storm and know your peace
Sing Hallelujah over the years I have grown
And after all that I have seen
You're still the same God to me
At the age of twenty-two I walked the aisle again
There I took her in my hand
We said you were a big God
And so our little family began
I couldn't ask for more
Than what you gave me Lord
What was I still searching for
I needed to
Climb a mountain and find you there
Hear your voice in the ocean air
And sing Hallelujah in a language I've never known
Find your hand on the raging sea
Face the storm and know your peace
Sing Hallelujah over the years I have grown
And after all that I have seen
You're still the same God to me
You're still the same God
Healer provider my hope in the fire
You're still the same God
You never change
I needed to
Climb a mountain and find you there
Hear your voice in the ocean air
And sing Hallelujah in a language I've never known
Find your hand on the raging sea
Face the storm and know your peace
Sing Hallelujah knowing that I'm not alone
After all I have seen oh oh
And after all I have seen
You're still the same God to me
You're still the same God
You're still the same God to me