| You know, I look around at the world and I see all the beauty that God made.
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| I see the forest and the trees and all the things. |
| and says in the Bible that
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| he made them is six days and I don’t kn
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| They’re a literal six days or not. |
| scientists would say no, some theologians
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| would say yes. |
| but I know that jesus christ has been preparing a home for me
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| and for some of you, for two thousand years. |
| and if the world took six days and
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| that home two thousand years, hey man, this is like living in a garbage can
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| compared to what’s going on up there.
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| Seaside sunset, silver linings round the clouds,
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| Birds fly, singing, making such a joyful sound.
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| Thoughts of heaven somehow seem to fill my mind,
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| But I can’t even imagine, what it is I’m gonna find.
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| I can’t wait to get to heaven, when you’ll wipe away all my fears.
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| In six days you created everything,
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| But you’ve been working on heaven two thousand years.
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| Deep green forests, mountains reaching for the sky,
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| Grasslands and deserts, your creation fills my eye.
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| Thank you, thank you jesus, though this beauty is just a taste,
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| Of all your glory I’ll see when I pass through those gates.
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| I can’t wait to get to heaven, when you’ll wipe away all my fears.
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| In six days you created everything,
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| But you’ve been working on heaven two thousand years.
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| I can’t wait to get to heaven, when you’ll wipe away all my fears.
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| In six days you created all of the world,
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| But you’ve been working on heaven,
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| You’ve been working on heaven, holy spirit,
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| You’ve been working on heaven, two thousand years. |