Mission Spotlight

"Tell Somebody" by Two Little Fish (feat. Notes of Praise & Charleston SDA Singers)

Charleston, United States of America

An original song "Tell Somebody" Written by: Audrey Hunt and Stacy Blanzy. Performed by: Two Little Fish (ft. Notes of Praise and Charleston SDA Singers) https://www.twolittlefishmusic.com/

Tell Somebody by Stacy Blanzy, Audrey Hunt (English)

Verse 1

Who will go and tell the story?

How my Savior came from glory?

What if I have no words?

What if I have no voice?

Eloquence is not my game

Prose and poems sound the same

What if I answer wrong?

What if I hesitate?

I pray, pray that You’ll send me

To the ones ready hear

Can You use me to

Chorus

Tell somebody

Tell somebody

Tell somebody about Jesus

Verse 2

Side by side with Jesus Walking

Can my actions do the talking?

Look what He’s done for me!

I wanna let my life sing

When I see Him at the cross

My heart is overwhelmed with love

He left the other sheep

Came just to look for me

I pray, pray that You’ll send me

To Your lambs calling in need

Can You help me to

Chorus

Tell somebody

Tell somebody

Tell somebody about Jesus

Bridge

Tell somebody about Jesus (Bass)

Go tell it on the mountains (Alto)

Who will go and tell the story? (Tenor)

Tell somebody about Jesus (Soprano)


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