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All Shall Be Well Lyrics by Andrew Peterson

The Far Country

2005

[Verse 1]
We touched down on the sound at the top of the world
In the land of the midnight sun
Where the frozen river melts away
And breaks into a run
Into the sea, into the mighty waves
That waited just to see it
From a long way off that river thawed and the tide ran out to meet it
"Welcome home, unfrozen river, welcome home"
[Chorus]
'Cause all shall be well (All shall be well)
All shall be well (All shall be well)
Break the chains of the gates of Hell
Still all manner of things will be well
[Verse 2]
See the quiet hearts of the children of
The children of this land
They have stayed alive in the day-long night
By the fires that warm their hands
There is a wilderness inside them
It is dark and thick and deep
Oh, and beside the fire, at the heart of that wood
Is a precious missing sheep
So go all in
Hold your torch and let it shine
[Chorus]
'Cause all shall be well (All shall be well)
All shall be well (All shall be well)
Break the chains of the gates of Hell
Still all manner of things will be well
All shall be well (All shall be well)
All shall be well (All shall be well)
The Word of God will never fail
And all manner of things will be well
[Bridge]
(Na-na-na, na-na-na)
There's a light in the darkness
(Na-na-na, na-na-na)
There's an end to the night
(Na-na-na, na-na-na)
There's a light in the darkness
(Na-na-na, na-na-na)
There's an end to the night
There's a light in the darkness
[Verse 3]
I saw the sun go down on a frozen ocean
As the man in the moon was rising
And he rode the night all full and bright
With his face at the far horizon
And the night can be so long, so long
You think you'll never get up again
But listen now, it's a mighty cloud of
Witnesses around you
They say, "hold on (Hold on)
Hold on (Hold on)
Just hold on to the end"
[Chorus]
'Cause all shall be well (All shall be well)
Yeah, all shall be well (All shall be well)
Break the chains of the gates of Hell
Still all manner of things will be well
All shall be well (All shall be well)
Yeah, all shall be well (All shall be well)
The Word of God will never fail
And all manner of things will be made well
[Outro]
Gonna be made well
Will be made well
Hold on to the end
There's a light in the darkness
There's a light in the darkness
There's a light in the darkness
There's a light in the darkness
Credits
Andrew Peterson

Andrew Peterson

About “All Shall Be Well” by Andrew Peterson

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