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Call my life, call a night, lost in the world.
Falling Apart by The Levites is a spiritual song about finding freedom and revolution through faith in Christ.
Key Takeaways
- Faith in Christ provides freedom and light in times of struggle.
- Spiritual revolution begins with living according to God's word.
- Prayer and commitment are essential for overcoming brokenness.
- The Levites symbolize perseverance and spiritual warfare.
- The song encourages believers to find strength in their faith.
Summary
- The song explores themes of spiritual struggle and renewal.
- It emphasizes breaking away from worldly troubles through faith.
- The lyrics highlight Jesus Christ as the way and the light.
- Repeated motifs include falling apart and being set free.
- The Levites are portrayed as warriors walking a challenging path.
- The concept of revolution is tied to living by God's word.
- Prayer and commitment to Christ are central to the message.
- The song calls for a spiritual awakening and national revival.
- It uses vivid imagery of brokenness and restoration.
- The overall tone is hopeful and encouraging for believers.
Chapters
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Find a way, break away, set me a call.
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Will this life in Christ, fall through your blood.
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You're the way, you're the light, stand on your word.
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Falling apart, broken down, inside, you came to work, set me free.
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The Levites, walking down, fight through the road.
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Revolution is here, live in your word.
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Right here, right now, lost in your prayer.
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Revolution is here, live in your word.
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Falling apart, broken down, inside, you came to work, set us free.
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Falling apart, broken down, inside.
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The Messiah right, a nation right, the Levites right, revolution.
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Falling apart, broken down, inside, you came to work, set me free.
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