Heavenly
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Heavenly
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What if I
Could reach outside these walls
What if I
Could loose my doubt
And rise above it all
For just a moment
To see what's waiting for me
And not be dreaming
(Chorus)
Look into the eyes of Jesus
And feel the touch of sweet forgiveness
Hear the voice that bids me come
Into His open arms I'll run
Oh...Won't that be heavenly
To be known
To know You face to face
To be home
To let go of all my fear
And know I'm safe
For just a moment
To see it as it will be
It's more than I could dream
In one heartbeat
I'll fee the air of Heaven as it breathes in me
The strength to run to fly
Not just a moment but for all time
Won't that be heavenly
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Daniel Kirkley performs "Heavenly", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Kirkley catalog on LyroVerse.
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