I can only imagine by Corman

Song I can only imagine [ intro] [chorus] I can only imagine I can only imagine I can Only Imagine The day our Lord Appears In the sky Oh what a glorious day that will be When we are called up In the air Oh hallelujah, oh hallelujah They will be ten thousand thousand angels behind our Jesus [ verse] I can only imagine The day Jesus calls us home Up, up, in the air We go In a instant Praise, God, glory to my Father in heaven, Jesus, oh Jesus Praise be to you [chorus] There’s No more sorrow (no sorrow) No more pain (no pain) No sadness ( no sadness) Only gladness and celebration To our lord and savior Jesus Jesus Christ In an instant we will be changed Amazing, oh how amazing will it be given a new body, elevated in the sky for just a moment in time carried away in a blinking of an eye Oh what a glorious day [chorus] I can only imagine I can only imagine The day our Lord Appears In the sky Oh what a glorious day that will be When we are called up In the air Oh hallelujah, oh hallelujah They will be ten thousand thousand angels Behind Jesus Christ [ piano [ outro] [ fade out]

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