If You Could See Me Now
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If You Could See Me Now
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Verse 1:
My prayers have all been answered,
I've finally arrived,
the healing that has been delayed,
has now been realized.
No one's in a hurry,
no more schedules to keep,
I'm enjoying Jesus, just sitting at His feet.
Chorus:
If you could see me now,
I'm walking streets of gold.
If you could see me now,
I'm standing tall and whole.
If you could see me now,
you'd know I've seen Him face to face;
if you could only see me now.
Verse 2:
Though I've had my sorrows,
they never can compare
what Jesus has in store for me,
no language can ever share.
You would not want me
to leave this perfect place,
if you could only see me now.
Chorus
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