He Felt The Pain

He watched His Son, His only Son,
He felt each tear, each sorrowed one.
The nails went in—still God remained,
His love stayed strong through all the pain.

The angels watched in silent awe,
They could not act, they knew the law.
The Father’s will, now fully shown,
To save the world through pain alone.

He felt the pain, His heart did break,
Each tear was shed for mercy’s sake.
A Father’s love, so deep, so true,
He felt the loss like we would too.

His heart was torn, He felt the blow,
Yet mercy held—He could not go.
He watched His Son bear fire and pain,
To die for us, our sins to gain.

The crowd mocked loud with hate and scorn,
The Savior wore their crown of thorn.
The Father watched, His heart restrained,
Held back and bore the silent pain.

He felt the pain, His heart did break,
Each tear was shed for mercy’s sake.
A Father’s love, so deep, so true,
He felt the loss like we would too.

Each drop of blood that fell that day,
The price of life was made that way.
Our Father watched but stayed so near,
His love still spoke through pain and tear.

The earth shook hard, the sky grew dim,
As hope was born because of Him.
Though God was hurt and feeling true,
He saw new life for me and you.

He felt the pain, His heart did break,
Each tear was shed for mercy’s sake.
A Father’s love, so deep, so true,
He felt the loss like we would too.

Such patient love, so strong, so true,
To let His Son see suffering through.
The silence showed His strength displayed,
He saw His pain, yet love obeyed.

The sky grew dark from noon till three,
A sign of grief for all to see.
The Father’s heart was torn that day,
Yet held His love—He would not sway.

The skies let go, His heart poured wide,
Each drop we feel, the tears He cried.
But when His Son rose up that day,
New life and love had cleared the way.

He felt the pain, His heart did break,
Each tear was shed for mercy’s sake.
A Father’s love, so deep, so true,
He felt the loss like we would too.
He felt the pain, His heart did break,
Each tear was shed for mercy’s sake.
A Father’s love, so deep, so true,
He felt the loss like we would too.

70s/Case  pop-rock/
Good vibe with chorus/ 
Like ELO
Medium to upbeat
Male singers