Counting Crows

August And Everything After

Omaha

Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings

Sundays

All Lyric's Written By Ken Capozzi All Rights Reserved 
Music and Arrangement Done By The Suno App

When Can I See You

Room at His Side is a country Christian song about rest, belonging, and coming home to God.

From the comfort of a mother’s lap to the mercy of the Father’s arms, this song traces the universal longing for peace — the kind that doesn’t come from escape, but from proximity. Drawing on the words of Jesus, the story of the prodigal son, and the image of leaning in close to Christ, Room at His Side is an invitation to lay down burdens and find rest where grace is always available.

No matter your past, your pain, or how far you’ve wandered — there’s still room.

LYRICS:
Verse 1
Every child, whether girl or boy
Head full of hurt and heart full of noise
Looking for peace, a quiet retreat
Steady and safe, near Jesus’ feet

Verse 2
In mama’s lap, where time slowed down
Didn’t need words, didn’t need sound
Now the children’s grown, mama’s lap too small
A man and a woman, no escape from it all

Chorus
There’s room at His side
There’s rest for your soul
When the weight gets heavy
And the night feels cold

You don’t have to earn it
You can’t run and hide
Come home to the Father
There’s room at His side

Verse 3
Jesus said, “Come, you tired and worn”
“Lay your burden down and be reborn”
“Take My yoke, it’s light and kind”
“You’ll find your rest when you lean into Mine”

Verse 4
Like John leaned in around the table that night
Head against Jesus, the Lamb and the Light
No fear, no shame, just peace and joy
Like mama’s lap for every girl and boy

Chorus
There’s room at His side
There’s rest for your soul
When you’re done with running
Down the same old road

You don’t have to prove it
You don’t have to fight
There’s a place of mercy
Still room at His side

Bridge
We went chasing freedom and ate the cost
Wound up broken, hungry, and lost
Humbly we returned with our eyes looking down
Instead of shame, He gave us a crown

The Father sees us from far away
He runs to us, with this to say:
“You were dead, but now you’re alive
You were lost—now come to My side”

Final Chorus
There’s room at His side
For the weak made strong
For the sinner who wandered
For the saint gone too long

Come home and stay
Lay your fear aside
There’s a forever kind of peace
There’s room at His side

Outro
Ohhh, come home
Come home, my child, there’s always room
At Jesus’ side

Sundays

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