Well, I know that I may have had my share
Of failing and falling
But I have come to understand
One thing remains

By all he's done, I have been made holy
Worthy of serving the one
The one who wrote eternity
So deep in my heart

Open your eyes and see
The wonder of a life so wonderfully free
Lift up your head, believe
There is more, there's so much more to see, yeah

You remind me still of the hope and promise
Daring my heart to be brave
And all the while You strengthen me
So deep in my heart

Open your eyes and see
The wonder of a life so wonderfully free
Lift up your head, believe
There is more, there's so much more
Lift up your head, believe
There is more, there's so much more to see, yeah
So much more

His mercies are new every morning
His mercies are new every day
His mercies are new every morning
Beautifully new every day

His mercies are new every morning
His mercies are new every day
His mercies are new every morning
Beautifully new every day

His mercies are new every morning
His mercies are new every day
His mercies are new every morning
Beautifully new every day

Open your eyes and see
The wonder of a life so wonderfully free
Lift up your head, believe
There is more, there's so much more

Open your eyes and see
The wonder of a life so wonderfully free
Lift up your head, believe
There is more, there's so much more to see, yeah

Lift up your eyes and see
Lift up your eyes and see
Lift up your eyes and see
Lift up your eyes and see

Lift up your eyes and see
Lift up your eyes and see
Lift up your eyes and see
Lift up your eyes and see



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