[ Andrew ] Yeah, it was.
[ Natalie ] I was just honored that I got to carry this song. It has a bit of that gospel flair to it. So, I’ m never going to say no when there’ s gospel and a bit of choir involved. I’ m there for it every time. But there was something about the declaration of that bridge and this was the last song of the night. I kind of get choked up
Even remembering it and talking about it because it was the last song of the night and it had been a long, very long night. And you could feel there wasn’ t anybody that was like,“ Oh gosh! Okay, one more song. This is the last one. Let’ s get through it.” Because sometimes those live recordings can kind of be like that. You don’ t want it to be, but it just gets a little bit like just another song is coming now. You could collectively feel... I thought the roof was going to come off. I mean, truly. And I’ ve had a few experiences like that in my many years of doing this, but this will definitely stand out for
There is No One( feat. Natalie Grant) // The Belonging Co
me because they were singing so loud. They were so in it and you’ re declaring the lyrics of that bridge.“ Who else was there when the dark turned to light? Who else can breathe and turn dust into life?
Who else can name all the stars in the sky?” And they’ re like,“ There is no one. There is no one!” I have goosebumps talking about it. It was a very incredible moment.
[ WM ] Oh, well, it translated to me. I’ ll tell you. It got me and I wasn’ t even there!
[ Andrew ] That’ s the goal. That’ s what you want to hear.
[ WM ] So Andrew, the song of yours with Leeland,“ Hallowed Be Your Name;” that’ s the real thing. Tell us about that.
[ Andrew ] Yeah, I love that song. I wrote that with Leeland and a guy named Jonathan Gamble. And what’ s crazy about it is I had written in my phone that I wanted to write a song called“ Hallowed Be Your Name,” just around the Lord’ s Prayer. And we had a prayer meeting at our church, and I think it was just a staff prayer meeting we had where we were just praying as a staff and someone was playing keys and I just walked to the back of the room and sang that whole chorus into my phone during a prayer meeting. So, it was really birthed from that posture of just like the first line is, you taught us how to pray. You gave us words to say. That was the Lord’ s Prayer. He gave us the words to say and a song that
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