I Will See You
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I Will See You
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It's the moment in forever
My life is leading to
When the heaven that I know by faith - is finally in view
At last Lord in Your presence
I stand so silently
And slowly raise my eyes to just behold your majesty
And I will see You - beauty like I've never known
I will see You - lightning flashing from your throne
I'll Fall upon my face - and tremble in that place
Knowing it is only by Your grace - that
I will see You
A rainbow of bright colors
No mortal mind could dream
Music so amazing from the lips of the redeemed
And in the midst of angels
In power and in might
My eyes behold the Great I Am who dwells in perfect light
Holy, Holy
Holy are You Lord
You were, You are forever more
You're ever more
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Charles Billingsley performs "I Will See You", and this lyric page sits inside the Charles Billingsley catalog on LyroVerse.
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