Song Of Hope
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Song Of Hope
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City lights, then the morning comes.
I close my eyes and I see the sun.
I know there's a field of green
Where the birds to sing, I know.
Garden walls kept the sun away from the flowers,
Prison halls where someone weeps for hours.
I know there's a smiling face,
There's a warm embrace, and there's a glow.
Walking down along the shore,
Kicking stones along the way.
Many things are still in store today.
Thinking now about the future,
I know I won't be led astray.
Cause I got hope for tomorrow, today.
Far away and yet so near.
A brighter day will soon be here,
I know there's a coming King
Who'll bring everything, I know.
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Who performs "Song Of Hope"?
Phil Keaggy performs "Song Of Hope", and this lyric page sits inside the Phil Keaggy catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Let Us Go To Bethlehem and Arise Shine with a short reason for opening each page next.
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