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Deep Blue Year One Lyrics.Indd Let’s Go Deep Blue Theme Song Let’s go Deep Blue. We’re gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. Let’s go Deep Blue. Everybody grab a paddle. Let’s go Deep Blue. Gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. Whoo! Shake it, rock and roll, and rattle. Gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. Let’s go down where the water’s fine. See everything there is to see. The Deep Blue crew are friends of mine. Start row, row, rowing. The Bible’s like an ocean; Got to get it going. there’s so much to explore. Deep Blue. Dive in with devotion. Deep Blue. You’re gonna want more, more, more. Let’s go Deep Blue. We’re gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. Let’s go Deep Blue. Everybody grab a paddle. Let’s go Deep Blue. Gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. Let’s go, go, go. Whoo! Shake it, rock and roll, and rattle. We’re gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. We’re gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. See everything there is to see. Everybody grab a paddle. Start row, row, rowing. Gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. Got to get it going. Shake it, rock and roll, and rattle. Deep Blue. We’re gonna go Blue, Deep Blue. Deep Blue. See everything there is to see. Start row, row, rowing. Splish, splish, splash Got to keep it going. by the sunny shore. Deep Blue. Down, down, down to the ocean floor. Deep Blue. Deep Blue. The Bible’s like an ocean Deep Blue. with treasure deep inside. Time for an adventure. WORDS: Dennis Scott Come on, let’s ride, ride, ride. © 2015 Act IV Music God’s Creation God Be With Us September Song—Unit 1 October Song—Unit 2 Just imagine, just imagine Earth under construction, When Abraham answered God’s call, And all the promises from God always come true. Earth at the Creation. oh, so long ago. he was afraid he’d stumble and fall. They do. Just imagine, just imagine How God did it, only God would know. So he prayed, “God be with us.” Earth in transformation. But even so God be with us. God be there. Our world in the beginning— Sarah was led far from her home. Hear our voices. Hear our prayer. the planet started spinning, Let’s go and see God’s creation. She was afraid of being alone. Help us through. In you we trust. as beautiful and awesome as can be. Take a look around at perfect harmony. So she prayed, “God be with us.” God be with us. Come on and see God’s creation. God be with us. Come on and see God’s creation. And the miracles God made for you and me. And all the families on earth will be blessed Take a look around at perfect harmony. Come on and see God’s creation. by you. God be with us. Come on and see God’s creation. And all the promises from God always come true. God be with us. Oh And the miracles God made for you and me. Come on and see God’s creation. They do. Come on and see God’s creation. Come on and see, oh, see God’s creation. God be with us. God be there. I want to see, see, see God’s creation. God be with us. God be there. Hear our voices. Hear our prayer. Look around you, look around you— Come on with me and see God’s creation. Hear our voices. Hear our prayer. Help us through. In you we trust. trees and mountains rising. Come on and see God’s creation. Help us through. In you we trust. God be with us. Be with us. Look around you, look around you— Come on and see, oh, see God’s creation. God be with us. creatures that are thriving. God be with us. God be with us. God be there. From kangaroos to gators, Hear our voices. Hear our prayer. and humans who came later. Just look at Lot and Abraham. Help us through. In you we trust. And in God’s image we were made to be. Together they divided the land God be with us. as they prayed, “God be with us.” God be with us. Come on and see God’s creation. Take a look around at perfect harmony. And Isaac’s servant searched far and wide. Come on and see God’s creation. God be with us. He needed help to find Isaac a bride. And the miracles God made for you and me. God be with us. And he prayed, “God be with us.” Come on and see God’s creation. God be with us. Oh WORDS: Dennis Scott And all the families on earth will be blessed by you. © 2015 Act IV Music WORDS: Dennis Scott © 2015 Act IV Music Blessings and Birthrights The Manger and the Miracle November Song—Unit 3 December Song—Unit 1 Blessings and birthrights— God said unto Jacob, The angel spoke to Mary “You’ll find the newborn baby,” they go together “Wrestle with me, on that starry, starry night, the angel sweetly said, whether you like what they do. and you’ll have a story to tell.” said a miracle was coming— “snuggled warm and soundly sleeping Blessings and birthrights— God said unto Jacob, a gift of love and light. with a manger for his bed.” now and forever “Blessings you’ll see, For Elizabeth and Mary, And the kings and shepherds followed; one thing will always be true: and I will change your name to Israel.” something special had begun: they came from near and far God’s gonna bless and keep you. a child that would be the Chosen One. to find the child born under a star. Blessings and birthrights— Jacob said to Esau, they go together The manger and the miracle The manger and the miracle “Whaddaya say? whether you like what they do. in the middle of the night. in the middle of the night. How about we make us a deal?” Blessings and birthrights— From far and wide they traveled From far and wide they traveled Jacob said to Esau, now and forever to see the precious sight. to see the precious sight. “Say it’s okay to trade your birthright one thing will always be true: A star above would lead them A star above would lead them for a first-class meal.” God’s gonna bless and keep, to one so young and small. to one so young and small. God’s gonna bless and keep, The manger and the miracle The manger and the miracle Blessings and birthrights— God’s gonna bless and keep you. is God’s gift to us all. and God’s gift to us all. they go together whether you like what they do. To us all. Blessings and birthrights— now and forever WORDS: Dennis Scott © 2015 Act IV Music one thing will always be true: God’s gonna bless and keep you. WORDS: Dennis Scott © 2015 Act IV Music God Chose Jesus Step by Step January Song—Unit 2 February Song—Unit 3 God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. Jesus is the one, God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. God’s only Son. Step by step. Watch where he’s going. God chose Jesus, and Jesus chose God. He leads the way, Step by step. Jesus said, “Follow, and I’ll show you the way.” showing us God’s love every day. Watch where he’s going. God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. Watch where he’s going. Jesus said, “Follow; I’ve got something to say.” God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. Jesus said, “Follow me and don’t look back.” God chose Jesus, and Jesus chose God. God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. Go where he’s going. The twelve went out two by two. God chose Jesus, and Jesus chose God. Jesus said, “Follow me. You’re on the right track.” Jesus told them what to do. Jesus is the one, God’s only Son. God chose Jesus, and Jesus chose God. He called to the fishermen; fast as you can say, They listened all together and followed, “Amen,” followed. He leads the way, God chose Jesus, and Jesus chose God. they stopped what they were doing and The men and the women, too, showing us God’s love every day. followed, followed. doing all that they could do, He called to the Levi man; fast as he could say, God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. “I can,” telling everyone and they followed. God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. he stopped what he was doing and followed. God chose Jesus, and Jesus chose God. Step by step. Step by step. Everybody follow. God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. Jesus is calling; get online. God chose Jesus; Jesus chose God. Everybody follow. Step by step. God chose Jesus, and Jesus chose God. Jesus is calling; get online. Step by step. Everybody follow. Everybody follow. Jesus is calling. Now is the time. Jesus is calling. Now is the time. Step by step. (Step by step.) Step by step. (Step by step.) Step by step. WORDS: Dennis Scott © 2015 Act IV Music The Week That Changed the World When You Believe March Song—Unit 1 April Song—Unit 2 One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. It was the week that changed the world. Oh, yeah. If you’re happy and you know it, When you believe, you believe, It was the week that changed the world.
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