"All Things Pass" genre: Christian Pop
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	Knowing and clinging to the hope that every time has a season and in the worst of times, All Things Pass
	CD: God's Big Backyard Credits: Words: Tina Mitchell/Chris Van Duyn Music: Chris Van Duyn
	Story Behind the Song The song was first written back in 1989 by Chris Van Duyn and Tina Mitchel in a band they had (named 'Common Ground'). Chris did a re-write in 2002, keeping most of what had written. During the re-write, Chris was influnced by Ecclesiastes 3:1-8; Psalms 5:3; Psalms 119: 29-135. Most of the tracks on this version were recorded in 1991 and then revitalized and added to in 2002 when Chris asked me to do the final lead vocals. You can hear more songs from the CD 'God's Big Backyard' at the link www.mp3.com/godsbigbackyard as well as www.mp3.com/nsideout. Lyrics When you look around you Can't feel the ground beneath you Feel your mind is clouded and your heart has hit rock bottom Inside your tunnel vision Try to make a decision Striving to be sure the truth out weighs the unknown And you know All Things Pass¦All Things Pass Close my eyes and I can see you Close my ears and I can hear you Close my hands and I can feel you I know your always there And you see the sky clear After the down pouring rainfall And soon your world becomes brighter once again Each time has its own time Seek His will and you'll find His love for you is there, and it will never change And you know All things pass…All Things Pass Close my eyes and I can see you Close my ears and I can hear you Close my hands and I can feel you I know your always there I know your always there

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