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“Dusty Bibles” by Josiah Queen is a reflective and soul-stirring song that challenges listeners to return to the foundation of their faith—the Word of God. With a simple yet striking melody, the song paints a picture of forgotten Bibles and neglected devotion, reminding the believer of the life, truth, and power found in Scripture. It’s a gentle call to revival, urging hearts back to the quiet place of daily communion with God.
Josiah Queen is a rising Christian singer-songwriter from the United States, known for his storytelling style and spiritually rich lyrics. He began writing songs as a teenager, often sharing acoustic pieces that reflect deep, personal faith journeys. His music, often shared on social media, quickly gained attention for its honesty and ability to speak to both young and seasoned believers.
In “Dusty Bibles,” Josiah Queen doesn’t just sing—he convicts and encourages. The song serves as a timely reminder that revival begins with opening the Word, seeking God, and making space for Him in our everyday lives.
We got dust on our Bibles
Brand new iPhones
We wonder why we feel this way
Hey, how you been?
It’s been a while and I’m just checking in
I miss the way things used to be back in 2017
And I just miss my friend
Hey, I’ve been fine
I’ve been struggling to find some peace of mind
It’s the problem of our nation and in our generation
We’re too busy and can’t find the time
Are we busy or is it all a lie
We got dust on our Bibles
Brand new iPhones
We wonder why we feel this way
We walk with our eyes closed blind leading blind folks
I’m done with those idols and dusty Bibles
We only get this one life
I don’t want to sit and watch it pass me by
I’m so done being complacent
There ain’t no replacement
For a life in the light of your way
Oh I’m done, had enough of my way
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