Artist	Song
MercyMe	I Can Only Imagine
from Almost There (2005)
MercyMe	All of Creation
from The Generous Mr. Lovewell (2010)
MercyMe	Here With Me
from Undone (2005)
MercyMe	So Long Self
from Coming Up to Breathe (2006)
MercyMe	Homesick
from Undone (2005)
MercyMe	Bring the Rain
from Coming Up to Breathe (2006)
MercyMe	Word of God Speak
from Spoken For (2005)
MercyMe	In the Blink of an Eye
from Undone (2005)
MercyMe	This Life
from The Generous Mr. Lovewell (2010)
MercyMe	No More No Less
from Coming Up to Breathe (2006)
MercyMe	I Worship You
from Almost There (2005)
MercyMe	Spoken For
from Spoken For (2005)
MercyMe	Keep Singing
from Undone (2005)
MercyMe	Love of God
from Spoken For (2005)
MercyMe	One Trick Pony
from Coming Up to Breathe (Acoustic) (2008)
MercyMe	Cannot Say Enough
from Almost There (2005)
MercyMe	The Change Inside of Me
from Spoken For (2005)
MercyMe	3:42 AM (Writer's Block)
from Coming Up to Breathe (2006)
MercyMe	Move
from The Generous Mr. Lovewell (2010)
MercyMe	On My Way to You
from Almost There (2005)
MercyMe	Go
from Spoken For (2005)
MercyMe	Goodbye Ordinary
from All That Is Within Me (2007)
MercyMe	Last One Standing
from Coming Up to Breathe (2006)
MercyMe	Finally Home
from All That Is Within Me (2007)
MercyMe	How Great Is Your Love
from Almost There (2005)
MercyMe	God With Us
from All That Is Within Me (2007)
MercyMe	Coming Up to Breathe
from Coming Up to Breathe (Acoustic) (2008)
MercyMe	Time Has Come
from All That Is Within Me (2007)
MercyMe	Gloria
from The Christmas Sessions (2005)
MercyMe	The Generous Mr. Lovewell
from The Generous Mr. Lovewell (2010)

Comment:

Pushing their meaty guitar licks and hit-bound hooks just as intensely as their faith-based lyrics, MercyMe can send your soul toward a higher plane while keeping your ears abuzz with pure pop-rock pleasure. Lead singer Bart Millard's big, oak-toned voice is an amazingly flexible instrument, matching the band's musical moods step for step — he can unfurl a plaintive falsetto on a gentle, acoustic tune like "Finally Home" or lean into a rougher-edged approach on a gear-grinding rocker like "In the Blink of an Eye," sounding just as soulful at either end of the spectrum. From soaring, widescreen ballads to heaven-sent, hard-hitting rockers, this is the place to tap into the spirit-powered sound of MercyMe.

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