One of These Days

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One of these days


I'm gonna wake up in a clean room


A room with stars and galaxies painted across the walls and ceiling


I'll have this galaxy blanket...one of those soft mink ones.


I'll have my spaceship models collected on the dressers and window sills.


I'll have a bookshelf with all kinds of books about existence


About all kinds of worlds and places.


This room will be all mine. My own space.


This room will be in a massive palace in the highest heaven.


There will be hundreds...thousands of rooms in this palace.


 I will be one of many children there.


It is the most beautiful buliding in creation.


One of these days, I'm going to wake up in this palace

       And I will be clean.

       No sin

       No hate

       Fear will no longer blight my life

       I will no longer say awful things

       I will no longer do incorrect things

       Bitterness will no longer be in my spirit

       All my traumas will no longer have a sting

       No more flashbacks

       No more tears

       No more disappointment

       No more pain


Just God's love


I'll see all my friends again


In this palace, there is a throne room

The Creator sits on the throne.

All I will want to do here...is just sit in front of my Father's throne

           And listen to him tell me stories

           And just stare at His glory

           And just worship and show Him respect

I just want to hear His voice

And feel his grace and love just comfort me

    And make me feel happy

  


No more fear


No more hate


No more sin


Just Love


Just Glory

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