Philosophers and kings (house)

[Verse 1] Midwit wisdom fills the air, Big words tossed without a care. From beasts to sages, all agree: “Nothing comes from nothing”… except for thee. With your minor in psychology, You unlearned the basics gleefully. [Pre-Chorus 1] Philosophers and kings knew better than you, Their ancient wisdom already proved. Who set the world into motion, you ask? Your theories won’t hold; they’re fading fast. [Chorus] Do you figure one day it just blew up? ‘Studies say,’ but that’s not enough. If you’ve got a better story, prove it so— Rise from the dead, then we’ll know! [Verse 2] Ideas float like castles in the sky, But can’t answer the questions why. What made the stars? Who gave us breath? Does all your science conquer death? You build on sand and call it reason, But truth remains, no matter the season. [Pre-Chorus 2] Philosophers and kings knew better than you, Their ancient wisdom already proved. Who do you think wrote the laws of the land? Your pride won’t last; His word will stand. [Chorus] Do you figure one day it just blew up? ‘Studies say,’ but that’s not enough. If you’ve got a better story, prove it so— Rise from the dead, then we’ll know! [Bridge] Oh, the wisdom of the world is a fool’s delight, Blinded by darkness, claiming it’s light. But truth walked among us, the Word made flesh, Up out of His grave, He silenced death. [Chorus (Final)] Do you figure one day it just blew up? ‘Studies say,’ but that’s not enough. If you’ve got a better story, prove it so— Rise from the dead, then we’ll know! [Outro] He rose from the dead, and now we know.