Solid As The Sun

Neal Morse · ? Live [2007]

A million people in the sun

A million people waiting for the one

One solid reason to go on

One star that's solid as the Sun



One pillar burning in the night

One man steps into the light

One went in with a mighty shout

All wait to see if he'll come out



It's a sacrificial sojourn

It's the bomb, it's all the rage

As the cloud fills the temple

The wonder of the age



In a world filled with people

There was only One

Who could stand in the presence

Solid as the Sun

Solid as the Sun

Solid as the Sun



A stranger had no place to stay

A stranger made it all the way

Not once a year but every day

Now we can go - he made the way



But it's a sacrificial sojourn

With our God at center stage

As the cloud fills the temple

With the wonder of the age



In a world filled with people

There is only One

The High Priest of the kingdom

Solid as the Sun

Solid as the Sun

Solid as the Sun



Break



It's a sacrificial sojourn

With God center stage

As the Spirit fills the people

The wonder of the age



In a world filled with temples

We can all be one

As we stand in the presence

Solid as the Sun

Solid as the Sun

Solid as the Sun



But before you enter in

Nothing more can begin



All the darkness that we choose

Lay it down it can't be used



Burn it in the fire

Burn it in the fire

Burn it down

Solid As The Sun

Neal Morse is a defining figure in progressive rock, celebrated for his dynamic keyboard work and complex songwriting that often bridges rock, jazz, and classical traditions. "Solid As The Sun" stands as a powerful example of his live performance capabilities, captured on the 2007 recording ? Live. The track showcases Morse's signature intensity and technical precision, reflecting the high-energy atmosphere of his concert presentations during this era. As part of a broader discography that includes acclaimed studio albums like Testimony, this recording highlights his ability to deliver emotionally resonant music in a live setting. The song remains a testament to Morse's enduring influence within the genre, offering listeners a glimpse into the raw energy and musical depth that characterize his extensive body of work.