I Can't Wait
I can't wait till the day
That God will wipe away
Every tear from our eyes,
And stop the lips of those lying.
Heal the blind and make them whole
Open the eyes of the rich as they can see
Their gold was not for fine clothes and great jewelry;
And luxury
But children with fat stomachs,
And bulging eyes
Children that have yet to smile
Many will say I need to stop crying
And complaining about what others need to do.
I don't tell them to do anything I don't do.
For to my own self I must be true.
On judgment day we will see
Children of the Father with Him
As He intended them.
Those same children you walked pass
When asked for money or food you got mad
Declaring yourself Christians you made
the Father look Super bad.
Yes God will wipe away all tears.
All lying and all insincerity
He's gonna take His own
To Jesus Mansion that He's mention
now prepared for the homeless and misfits
As He and His angels carries
His children home
Carrying the meek and less fortunate as
they can rest
For truly the meek He promised is blessed..
The brightness will shine throughout all eternity
While Jesus and His righteous brides dance alone
The Highway of Heavens as He'd pick them up
Flowing smoothly moving on.
Carrying his faithful, loving servants and children home.
For God don't intend to leave a one of His own behind..
I can't wait until that day
When Jesus comes
And turn to you and you and ask.
Why?
How is it He entrusted in you his children to feed
Until His return, and you give them back to Him
underfed, unfed, near dead?
I can't wait till the day
When Jesus comes and all
This will be taken away.
There'd be no more homeless
No rotted eaters of flesh
And the world won't be in this ugliness.
I can't wait till that day
When death and destruction will be rolled away
No more, no more,
No more pain, no more death,
No more abuse, no more misuse
When Jesus Christ comes.
Neither will mourning nor outcry lie at our door
No more pain.
No more grieving and no more shame.
When Jesus comes for His bride.
Sometimes I wonder will there be five.
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