[Intro] Seven priests. Seven horns. Seven days. One wall. [Verse 1] We were the sons born in the waste. Our fathers fell along the way. At Gilgal came the knives of flint and we lay healing in the tents for days. We kept the Passover on the plain and ate the parched grain of the land. The morning after, no more manna. Only dew upon the sand. [Pre-Chorus] A man stood near the city with a sword already drawn. Joshua asked him, whose? No. I lead the armies of the LORD. This ground is holy. Take off your shoes. [Chorus] Seven days and seven horns, seven times around the wall. Hold your tongue and hold the line, seven circuits, that's all. On the seventh circuit, shout, and watch the city fall. [Verse 2] Armed men first, then seven priests, then the ark upon their backs, then the rest of us behind them and the rearguard in our tracks. Once around, then back to camp. Six days the same. No word. Only horns and feet and breathing and a city on the wall that heard. [Chorus] Seven days and seven horns, seven times around the wall. Hold your tongue and hold the line, seven circuits, that's all. On the seventh circuit, shout, and watch the city fall. [Bridge] Seventh day, before the light. One. Two. Three. We don't stop. Four. Five. Six. The horns go long. Seven. Now. And the dust goes up. [Verse 3] The wall went down beneath itself and every man went straight ahead. But one house in the wall was spared, the window with the cord of red. The two who lay beneath her flax went in and brought her down, her father, mother, brothers, all, before the fire took the town. [Final Chorus] Seven days and seven horns, seven times around the wall. Hold your tongue and hold the line, seven circuits, that's all. On the seventh circuit, shout, and watch the city fall. And one red window. That was all. [Outro] Six days of silence. One day of sound. And the walls came down.