I couldn't resist reaching back into the memory vaults and playing this song. It's the only time I am aware that an album contained a trio composed of Larnelle, Sandi Patty, and Steve Green. They are three wonderful soloists whose voices blend together in beautiful harmony!
{Just a note: imeem always confuses me. Don't push the Play button or you'll just get an excerpt. Click just to the right of the button where it says Play Full Song Here.]
Seekers Of Your Heart - Larnelle;Sandi Patti;Steve Green
SEEKERS OF YOUR HEART
Until we give You first place
Until we let You begin
To fill us with Your Spirit
Renew us from within
Nothing matters
Nothing's gained
Without your Holy Presence
Our lives are lived in vain
CHORUS
Lord we want to know You
Live our lives to show You
All the love we owe You
We're seekers of Your heart
Because Your heart was broken
Because You saw the need
Because You gave so freely
Because of Calvary
We can now be
Called Your own
Completed creations
Filled with You alone
Repeat Chorus
Written by Dick & Mel Tunney and Beverly Darnall
More songs can be found at Amy's!
Oh, I like all three singers! How wonderful to find them all together!
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting this song. Brings back memories of church back home in the Philippines.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love this song. I taught this in a choir a couple of years ago when I was still in the Phil.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting. Have a blessed day.
How beautiful! I have never heard this one before....
ReplyDeleteI remember this song. Beautiful. Those 3 have the most beautiful voices.
ReplyDeleteBrings back memories from our home church in Maine. Beautiful song and wonderful message. Seeking the Lord, Tammy
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me and I love it! Thank you so much. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard this song either. Those lyrics are so full. It's a shame that not all songs can get the air play they deserve.
ReplyDeleteThat was beautiful, Linda. Imeems made me sign in, because I have an account with them. I am so glad you posted that song. I wrote a song, "Lord, I Long to Know Thee", and I wondered if it sounded like another song. I believe it may be that one. I may not be able to copyright that one. Thank you ~
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