All My Fountains

I am currently obsessed with this song. Literally, I've been dancing, singing, shouting, grooving, and a whole lot of other things to it since Passion. It's called All My Fountains. See if you can find it. I'm counting down the days until the CD comes out and I can jam to it, very, very, loudly.

Ugh, it is so so so so so so good. And a cry of my heart too. I was talking yesterday with a friend about this song. We both had this song stuck in our heads. It both spoke to us and made us want to sing, dance, shout, groove, and a whole lot of other things to it. He said something about how he didn't know exactly why the song was so good. 
And I have a theory. Part of this post, the part you are about to read, is something I've had written for some time. Here is my theory. There are times in worship when words just are not enough. Not even close to enough. You've pretty much lost control and gotten beyond lost in worship. (If this has never happened to you, start praying for it because it, well it cannot even be described, you just need to experience it. Seriously.) And at some point, words just aren't enough. And then, the song does something crazy. Instead of words, clapping or something like that comes and it makes the song so much more. 
When I said that, he nearly jumped out of the chair, "YES!" Because it's true. Because I serve the God who is beyond description, the God who is more than any word ever spoken, who cannot be contained by words (or anything for that matter). You may think I'm crazy but you know what I'm talking about if something like this has happened to you. 
Here's my example. It's from the Passion:Awakening CD. Hillsong, With Everything. There comes a part in the song where words aren't used and "Oh" is. And I can't help but get into it. I've included the song so maybe it would help you understand.

I feel like I've made little sense, but I had to share. Does anyone out there understand?