Lyrics: We Can Make A Difference
Album: Heavenly Place
Artist: Jaci Velasquez
 

Do do doot do do do do doot do do do do doot do doot do do.
Do do doot do do do do doot do do do do doot do doot do do.
Come on, now.

We live in a dream if we really think ev’rything’s alright, yeah.
This world is in need, crying out to be freed,
We gotta shed some light, oh.
Teach the world to smile and hear angels sing;
Feel the breath of God and the pow’r it brings.
It’s time to come together, you and I
And share the love of Jesus Christ.

We can make a diff’rence, we can make a change.
We can make the world a better place.
We can make a diff’rence, we can make a change.
We can make the sun shine through the rain,
Shine on through the rain.

Do do doot do do do do doot do do do do doot do doot do do.

Do you know a man who’s needin’ a hand?
Don’t ya walk on by, oh.
A sister is sad, lost all that she had.
We gotta take the time, oh.
Look around your world, it will testify.
Some have empty hearts, some have hungry eyes.
God can heal the suff’ring through our hands.
Find compassion, take a stand.

We can make a diff’rence, we can make a change.
We can make the world a better place.
We can make a diff’rence, we can make a change.
We can make the sun shine through the rain,
Shine on through the rain.

Do do doot do do do do doot do do do do doot do doot do do.
Do do doot do do do do doot do do do do doot do doot do do.

Teach the world to smile and hear angels sing;
Feel the breath of God and the pow’r it brings,
It’s time to come together, you and I
And share the love of Jesus Christ.

We can make a diff’rence, we can make a change.
We can make the world a better place.
We can make a diff’rence, we can make a change.
We can make the sun shine through the rain,
Shine on through the rain.

We can make a diff’rence, (shine on) make a change. (come on now)
ooh ooh oh, shine on through the rain
We can make a diff’rence, (diff’rence, diff’rence)
You can make a diff’rence, you can make a change.

We can make a diff’rence, diff’rence, diff’rence, yeah.

Written by Mark Heimermann, David Mullen