"Everyman" genre: Rock
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	Song that speaks to both Christians that think they have "arrived" and the new Christian who might feel looked down upon for their weakness.
	MP3.com CD: Redletter Records Sampler - buy it! Label: Redletter Records Credits: Copyright 2000 Chris Rampey
	Story Behind the Song While taking an evangelism class at ACU where I was the only non-bible-major, (and where half the class was comprised of graduate students) I began to feel like I didn't belong in there. I never felt like I was being looked down upon, I just felt somewhat intimidated by the "spiritual giants" in the same room. One night after coming to the realization that they were no different from me, in that "...all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23), I wrote this song. It speaks to both Christians that think they have "arrived" and the new Christian who might feel looked down upon by these "spritual giants" on their "high horses" for their weakness. The chorus reminds both kinds of people to "look up and see just where you stand" because all Christians have come from sin into grace. Lyrics Swallow deep Lower, slower The air you breathe Is the same, youre so vain Dizzy height This horse you ride, makes you blind Look to see Far below, the world you used to know Chorus: Where are the giants in this land? Everyman, Everyman Look up and see just where you stand Everyman, Everyman Years of grime Baked on, caked on Guess you thought You'd do it on your own, alone Came to grips Your humanity, fragility Wasted time Still rumbles in your mind Chorus Bridge: Some people laugh and they shout "Everyman has fallen!" (echo) Someday they'll figure out that Every man has fallen (echo) Chorus

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