DESCRIPTION:
This is a lyric video on Jason Gray's song Sparrows, which aims to highlight the main ideas and concepts of the song itself. This is the first lyric video I've attempted to do, so please excuse any flaws that might be present within it. In addition to that, my capabilities and programs used to make it were extremely limited, so I was not able to incorporate everything I wanted, but regardless, I hope you find it encouraging to some extent. God bless; and to Him be the glory!

DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of this; all credit and rights go to Jason Gray and anyone else involved in the legal process. Copyright infringement NOT intended.

Lyrics:
You can't add a single day by worrying
You'll worry your life away
Oh don't worry your life away
You can't change a single thing by freaking out
It's just gonna close you in
Oh don't let the trouble win

You may feel alone
But you're not on your own

(chorus)
(Lalala) if He can hold the world He can hold this moment
(Lalala) not a field nor flower escapes His notice
Oh even the sparrow
Knows He holds tomorrow

Lean in and it's hard to miss
Everything can change
When you make it His
Oh He wants to carry it
Carefree in the care of God
When you let it go
You'll find that He's enough
Oh you never leave His love

You don't walk alone

(chorus)
(Lalala) if He can hold the world He can hold this moment
(Lalala) not a field nor flower escapes His notice
Oh even the sparrow
Knows He holds tomorrow

There's not a single star that's out of place
There's nothing broken He can't remake
If you long for hope when you're afraid
Oh look at the sparrow
Look at the sparrow

(chorus)
(Lalala) if He can hold the world He can hold this moment
(Lalala) not a field nor flower escapes His notice
Oh even the sparrow
Knows He holds tomorrow
(Lalala) even the sparrow knows
He holds tomorrow

Publishing: © 2016 Centricity Songs & Graybird Songs (BMI) / Sony/ATV Tree Publishing & Upside Down Under (BMI) / So Essential Tunes & Not Just Another Song (SESAC)

Writer(s): Words and Music by Jason Gray, Mia Fieldes and Jonathan Smith