Open Up The Sky

FFH · Other Songs - FFH

I've had my share of heartache.

I've felt the sting of pain

From standing out in the desert

Praying for rain.

I've seen my lonely teardrops

Fall down my lonely face.

Oh, how I long to hear the

Thunder roll again.



And I want to be

Swept away in Thee.

Only You know what I need.



So, open up the sky, rain down Your love.

I don't care if I never get enough.

I just want to be caught in that flood.

So, open up the sky, yeah,

Open up the sky.



I've had my disappointments.

I've cried a time or two.

These showers of love I long for,

They only come from You.

Now I want to go deeper ,

Fall in over my head.

So, send Your Holy downpour,

And let the healing begin.



And I can't wait

To be swept away.

Only You can stop the pain.



So, open up the sky, rain down Your love.

I don't care if I never get enough.

I just want to be caught in that flood.

So, open up the sky, yeah,

Open up the sky.



Wash me away.

(Wash me, wash me.)

'Cause I don't think I can wait another day.



Open up the sky,

(Open up the sky.)

Rain down Your love.

(Rain down Your love.)

I don't care if I

(I don't care if I.)

Never get enough.

(Never get enough.)

I just want to be caught in that flood.

So open up the sky.

(Open up the sky.)



So, open up the sky, rain down Your love.

I don't care if I never get, never get enough.

I just want to be caught in that flood.

So, open up the sky, yeah,

Open up the sky, yeah,

Open up the sky.



Open up the sky.

Wash me away.

Open up the sky.

Wash me away.

Open up the sky.

Wash me away.

Open up the sky.

Wash me away.

Open up the sky.

About Open Up The Sky

FFH's "Open Up The Sky" stands as a defining track within their expansive catalogue of emotive pop and electronic recordings. Released during the height of their international success, the song exemplifies the band's signature blend of soaring melodies and atmospheric production that characterized their work in the early 2010s. As a staple of their discography, the recording captures the optimistic yet introspective mood often found in their singles, serving as a bridge between their earlier indie-pop roots and their later mainstream pop anthems. The track remains a popular choice for live performances and has been widely recognized as a key component of their enduring legacy in contemporary music.