Mission Spotlight

"Going Home" by Sara Sundvik

Sweden

An original song by Swedish artist Sara Sundvik.

The ground is crumbling beneath me.

Walls around me falling down.

Nothing's no more as it seems.

Darkness, all I see around.

Water flowing on the pavement.

How's this going with the stream?

The atmosphere is full of sorrow.

People wondering where to go.

But when I lift my eyes.

From all this around I remember.

I remember.

Soon we're going home, with You

To a place we've never been.

Where sorrows are not let in.

Going home, with You.

Where family and friends

will meet up again with you and me.

You and me.

Bullets flying before my eyes.

Explosions as distant sounds.

Where can I find refuge?

I’m breathless, full of fear.

Children looking for their parents.

Finding nothing more than dust.

Anxiety at every level.

And nowhere safe where they can hide.

But when I lift my eyes.

From all this around I remember.

I remember.

Soon we're going home, with You

To a place we've never been.

Where sorrows are not let in.

Going home, with You.

Where family and friends

will meet up again with you and me.

You and me.

Because You Lord, you are my strength.

The rock that I lean on.

The fortress where I hide.

My savior from this earth.

You to deserve all praise and glory there is.

You are God Almighty.

You will bring us home

Soon we're going home, with You

To a place we've never been.

Where sorrows are not let in.

Going home, with You.

Where family and friends

will meet up again with You.


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