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Now We've Made Our Ascent Lyrics
We've finally made a great escape;
Tell me friend, what is this place?
The look on your face says it all...
The blades of grass refuse to bend
And I can see right through you friend
Oh, what kind of trickery is this?
Oh Lord, I've waited so long for this...
Now that I'm here I don't know where to go
Here in the foothills of heaven
I hope to be rid of the world I have known
From the hills came beings of light:
Such glorious creatures
Such a glorious sight
Ah, I couldn't help but tremble
And here at the sight of an angel
It never occurred what a wretch I had been
Come now, follow me gladly
Soon all the grass you shall learn how to bend
The world you are running from is filled with the grumbling of miserable tongues
Oh, the journey is cumbersome
This great divorce you shall soon overcome
Soon overcome
Here int eh foothills of heaven
It's hard to believe what I've seen
Sometimes my eyes can deceive me
I'm weary of all that I fail to perceive
Tell me friend, what is this place?
The look on your face says it all...
And I can see right through you friend
Oh, what kind of trickery is this?
Now that I'm here I don't know where to go
I hope to be rid of the world I have known
Such glorious creatures
Such a glorious sight
Ah, I couldn't help but tremble
It never occurred what a wretch I had been
Come now, follow me gladly
Soon all the grass you shall learn how to bend
Oh, the journey is cumbersome
This great divorce you shall soon overcome
Soon overcome
It's hard to believe what I've seen
Sometimes my eyes can deceive me
I'm weary of all that I fail to perceive
Song Info
Submitted by
ardvarkkkkkkaaa On Aug 10, 2010
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The melody here and references back to "Til We've Made Our Ascent" are absolutely brilliant.
Definitely references the book 'The Great Divorce' by C.S. Lewis