"Consider This" genre: Acoustic
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	This song is the moment when a man and woman become husband and wife. Love and faith in God will sustain them for the rest of their lives.
	CD: The First Hurrah! Credits: Vocals, Guitar, Strings: Trevor Horton, Drums: Hank Barrie, Bass: Kevin Bruchert
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song for my wedding in 2001. Lyrics VS Consider this; we’re balancing between the earth and stars Precarious, unsure of where we are We’ll walk a little ways before we take the Son, and become one. Consider this; we’re crossing o’re the threshold into grace Together we will seek our saviors face He’ll look at us and smile as He says, “Be still my child, I’ve given you each other you need never be afraid” CH Take this man, take this woman and seek me always From this moment on you are one, and you’ll never be alone VS I look at you; you’re standing by my side so beautifully You’re everything I thought that you would be We’ll walk through life together as woman and man, with heart in hand In my life I never thought I’d be so fully blessed And by the grace of God we’ll pass this test I look at you, you look at me. This is where we want to be Hand in hand forever as we hear our savior say, CH Take this man, take this woman and seek me always From this moment on you are one, and you’ll never be alone INST I look at you; you look at me. This is where we want to be Hand in hand forever as we hear our savior say, CH Take this man, take this woman and seek me always From this moment on you are one, and you’ll never be alone (x2) Oh you’ll never be alone yeah From this moment on you are one and you’ll never be, Oh you’ll never be alone.

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