Camelsong
#11 2:48
words and music by Mitch McVicker Copyright © 2002 White Plastic Bag Music (SESAC) &Dustproof Music (SESAC) All rights reserved Lyrics reprinted by permission The sky's
been torn and the moon is red.
Chorus
Lord, you
know my soul, and though physics escape me
Chorus None of
us deserve a bit of your love.
And you
see my soul, but Jesus is disguising me.
Chorus
Mitch:
Camelsong
was started in the summer of 2001 and is another song that started out
with a completely different thought behind it. But I wanted to stay
with it. I was hoping it would become something. It use to
be about the Cany Fork River in Tennessee. This is a river that when
your traveling on I40, you cross over it five times in four miles; it 's
a real windy river. One day we went over it and it had this real
beautiful white fog sitting on top of the water. That's were the
song started; it was about the Cany Fork River. It soon progressed
to camels and how Jesus talks about how it's harder for a rich man to enter
the kingdom of heaven then for a camel to squeeze through the eye of a
needle. Some people's biggest stumbling block is money and material
possessions. Everybody has a biggest stumbling block and it's different
for each person. I know that Jesus has made it possible for me to
enter the kingdom of heaven despite my biggest stumbling blocks and the
same with everybody. So I guess the camel must go squeezing through
the eye of the needle because of Jesus.
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