Bigger on the Inside

On the corner of South Mount Pleasant and Chestnut Street

That’s where the salt of the earth in this town go to meet

If you’re not looking for it, you’ll probably drive right by

It ain’t much to write home about, kinda small on the outside

But it must be bigger on the inside

‘Cause it holds so much love

If you need a touch of grace in your life

It’s got more than enough

From the outside it’s just a little bitty church

White siding, one story, kinda boring, no stained glass anywhere

But it must be bigger on the inside

‘Cause all of heaven fits in there

It’s amazing that God almighty would stoop so low

That the Holy would mingle with such common folk

The pews are old and creaking, the altar’s so threadbare

But Sunday morning He shows up in that tiny building there

So it must be bigger on the inside

‘Cause it holds so much love

If you need a touch of grace in your life

It’s got more than enough

Yeah from the outside (from the outside) it’s just a little bitty church

White siding, one story, kinda boring, no stained glass anywhere

But it must be bigger on the inside

‘Cause all of heaven fits in there

I don’t understand it, yeah, it’s a mystery

But where two or three (two or three)

Are gathered in His name

That’s right whereHe will be

Yeah from the outside (from the outside) it’s just a little bitty church

White siding, one story, kinda boring, no stained glass anywhere

But it must be bigger on the inside

‘Cause all of heaven fits in there