Here's to having peace

I won't have look twice at this song if it wasn't for Antenna's post on it.

Although I can't fully comprehend what Chris Tomlin meant in his short explanation about writing the song and reaching it's climax, the first verse itself means a lot to me.
Like a milestone in my shoes.
The intro on piano is just absolutely beautiful, although I had to stumble abit at first because it's in B major. But in the end, I got it right.

There's a peace

I've come to know

Though my heart and flesh may fail

There's an anchor for my soul

I can say "It is well"

Jesus has overcome

And the grave is overwhelmed

The victory is won

He is risen from the dead

[Chorus:]

And I will rise when He calls my name

No more sorrow, no more pain

I will rise on eagles' wings

Before my God fall on my knees

And rise

I will rise

There's a day that's drawing near

When this darkness breaks to light

And the shadows disappear

And my faith shall be my eyes

Jesus has overcome

And the grave is overwhelmed

The victory is won

He is risen from the dead

[Chorus:]

And I will rise when He calls my name

No more sorrow, no more pain

I will rise on eagles' wings

Before my God fall on my knees

And rise

I will rise

And I hear the voice of many angels sing,

"Worthy is the Lamb"

And I hear the cry of every longing heart,

"Worthy is the Lamb"[x2]

[Chorus:]

And I will rise when He calls my name

No more sorrow, no more pain

I will rise on eagles' wings

Before my God fall on my knees

And rise

I will rise

One of these days, I hope we can launch it in church.

While I'm at the piano, of course!! Haha!