Créditos
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Natalie Grant
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Emily Weisband
Songwriter
Natalie Grant
Songwriter
Rebecca Mizell
Songwriter
Samuel Mizell
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Bernie Herms
Producer
Letras
[Verse 1]
We don't feel ready, we don't feel steady, question what we really have to give
Stay where it's safer, claim faith but waver, is this how we're really meant to live?
We pray, but never move
We say, but never do
[Chorus]
It's time to get our hands dirty, oh-oh, oh-oh
Be love, there's a whole lot of hurting, oh-oh, oh-oh
Calling all hearts, calling all hands
Calling all feet to take a stand
Why sit around and wait for a miracle to come
When we can be one?
We can be one, one
When we can be one
We can be one, one
When we can be one
We can be one, one
We can be one, one
[Verse 2]
A little something might feel like nothing
But in His hands, it's all we'll ever need
To speak life to the broken
Watch the blind eyes open
It's who He's calling you and me to be
[Chorus]
It's time to get our hands dirty, oh-oh, oh-oh
Be love, there's a whole lot of hurting, oh-oh, oh-oh
Calling all hearts, calling all hands
Calling all feet to take a stand
Why sit around and wait for a miracle to come
When we can be one?
We can be one, one
We can be one
We can be one, one
[Bridge]
We can be the change, be the hope
We can be the arms that don't let go
We can be a light in the dark
We are, we are where it starts
[Chorus]
It's time, oh-oh, oh-oh
Be love, there's a whole lot of hurting, oh-oh, oh-oh
Calling all hearts, calling all hands
Calling all feet to take a stand
Why sit around and wait for a miracle to come
When we can be one?
We can be one, one
When we can be one
We can be one, one
When we can be one
We can be one, one
We can be one, one
[Outro]
We can be the change, be the hope, yeah
We can be one, one, we can be one, one
We can be the arms that don't let go
We can be one, one, we can be one, one
Calling all hearts, calling all hands, oh-oh, oh-oh
Written by: Becca Mizell, Emily Lynn Weiseband, Natalie Grant, Samuel Mizell

