A worship song built on the biblical image of dry bones, with three voices calling for spiritual awakening. The lyrics plead "Awake, O my soul" and "Awake these dry bones," asking God to revive what feels dead inside. A recurring line captures the joy of God's presence: "I spin around when you walk into the room."
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Only you can awake these dry bones and bring them back. To life, your breath fills my lungs to breathe. Your strength becomes my covering.
Awake, oh my soul! Awake, these Oh, wake, oh, my soul.
Awake, awake, awake.
Awake these dry bones.
I need you, I need you, I need you to lift my head, 'cause I can't take my eyes off where I'm going. The weakness in my soul needs you to make it whole, 'cause I can't overcome without you, Lord.
Awake, O my soul.
Awake, these dry bones.
Awake, O my soul. Awake, the shroud of old.
I spin around when you walk into the room. I spin around when you walk into the room. I spin around when you walk into the room.
I spin around.
I spin around when you walk into the room. When you walk into the room, I spin around. When you walk into the room, I spin around. When you walk into the room, I spin around. When you walk into the room, I spin around. When you When you walk into the room, I spin around.
When you walk into the room, I spin around. When you walk into the room, I spin around.
When you walk into the room, I spin around.
When you walk into the room, Oh, wake, oh my soul. Awake, the shrivel. Awake, oh my soul. Awake, the shrivel.