[Intro] (Slow, melancholic Piano melody) (Soft Strings swelling in the background) (Cinematic atmosphere, very spacious) [Verse 1] (Male Vocals - Soft, intimate, breathy) In the garden of the heart, where shadows fall We build a fortress, and we build a wall The roots of bitterness are growing deep Haunting the promises we meant to keep (Cello enters - Deep and warm) But kindness is the sunlight breaking through To heal the brokenness in me and you [Pre-Chorus] (Female Vocals - Pure and clear) As Christ forgave the debt we could not pay We have to roll the heavy stone away... (Pause for effect) [Chorus] (Both Voices - Soaring, Powerful Harmony) (Orchestral Drums enter - Boom... Boom-Clap) There is a river... running wild and free! A flood of mercy... for you and me! In Him we have redemption, in His blood The healing power of the cleansing flood Forgive the heart, unlock the prison door And be a captive to the past no more! [Verse 2] (Female Vocals - gentle but firm) I asked the Lord, "How long must I forgive? Is there a limit on the life I live?" (Male Vocals joins - Harmony) He said, "My child, let the counting end Seventy-times-seven, love your friend." Judge not the journey that another walks Love is the action... not just the talk. [Bridge] (Music swells - Epic Orchestral Build) (Staccato Strings - Driving rhythm) If we confess... (He is Faithful!) If we trust... (He is Just!) Wash the spirit! Make it clean! The greatest love the world has seen! (Big High Note Sustained) YEAH!!! [Guitar Solo / Orchestral Climax] (Soaring electric guitar melody mixed with violins) [Final Chorus] (Maximum Volume - Epic "Movie Trailer" Sound) There is a river... running wild and free! A flood of mercy... for you and me! In Him we have redemption, in His blood The healing power of the cleansing flood Forgive the heart, unlock the prison door And be a captive to the past no more! [Outro] (Music suddenly drops out - Back to just Piano) (Male Voice - Softly) Forgive us our debts, Lord... (Female Voice - Whisper) As we forgive our debtors. (Violin fades into silence)
