Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jane Eyre (Musical)
Canonical path: /jane-eyre-musical/my-maker
Related lyric paths: 6
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My Maker
Read My Maker lyrics by Jane Eyre (Musical) on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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My Maker
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JANE
I see my maker
And my mind's at rest
There will be no pain to feel
Only joy within my breast
I see his goodness
As he comes for me
Soon I'll be exalted
And my soul will be set free
But I will not be blessed
I have stumbled in the face of God
And when I come to rest
He'll know I have harmed
That which I love best
I see my maker
Peace has come so fast
I will be restored to him
We'll be joined at last
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