"Driving the nail" genre: Christian Rock
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	A song about the familiar sin and how Jesus died for everyone of us.
	MP3.com CD: Shepherd:First Cut - buy it! CD: Shepherd:First Cut   Label: Joyful Noise Productions Credits: Glory to God for the inspiration
	Story Behind the Song This song was inspired by a sermon. It was about sinning and how it is as if we are putting Jesus back on the cross to be crucified all over again. Although Jesus died once for all, we call him back to forgive the familiar sin, which I have pictured him hanging and dying all over again for my familiar or reocurring sin. Lyrics Drivin the nail The lamb of God took our sin and he wore it on the tree he shed his blood to make us clean when he went to Calvary They nailed his hands and then his feet then hung him bruised and mamed They gave him drink, A vinegar brew It is finished he proclaimed They thought it ended the son of God when he hung up on that tree He cried out loud the curtain tore It's the end of his misery By his death he has supplied victory over sin He can not die for our mistakes over and over again Chorus We're like a soldier with a hammer Sin can't make us fail He died upon the cross for us and we were driving the(that) nail Alone again and getting bored Temptation walks right in The way of escape is a prayer away There is victory over sin When we fall the guilt comes back And our pride gets in the way His suffering covers the wages of sin When his children Disobey The lamb of God took our sin and he wore it on the tree he shed his blood to make us clean when he went to Calvary By his death he has supplied victory over sin He can not die for our mistakes over and over again

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