Haven't Seen It Yet

Album: Haven't Seen It Yet (2019)
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  • Hmm

    Have you been praying and you still have no answers?
    Have you been pouring out your heart for so many years?
    Have you been hoping that things would have changed by now?
    Have you cried all the faith you have through so many tears?

    Don't forget the things that He has done before
    And remember He can do it all once more

    It's like the brightest sunrise
    Waiting on the other side of the darkest night
    Don't ever lose hope, hold on and believe
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet
    You're closer than you think you are
    Only moments from the break of dawn
    All His promises are just up ahead
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet (oh)
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet (oh)
    Maybe you just haven't seen it

    He had the solution before you had the problem
    He sees the best in you when you feel at your worst
    So in the questioning, don't ever doubt His love for you
    'Cause it's only in His love that you'll find a breakthrough, oh

    It's like the brightest sunrise
    Waiting on the other side of the darkest night
    Don't ever lose hope, hold on and believe
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet
    You're closer than you think you are
    Only moments from the break of dawn
    All His promises are just up ahead
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet (oh)
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet (yeah yeah, yeah yeah, oh)
    Maybe you just haven't seen it

    He is moving with a love so deep
    Hallelujah for the victory
    Good things are coming even when we can't see
    We can't see it yet, but we believe that
    He is moving with a love so deep
    Hallelujah for the victory
    Good things are coming even when we can't see
    We can't see it yet, but we believe that

    It's like the brightest sunrise
    Waiting on the other side of the darkest night
    Don't ever lose hope, hold on and believe (don't ever lose hope)
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet
    You're closer than you think you are (yes, you are)
    Only moments from the break of dawn (Oh)
    All His promises are just up ahead
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet (oh)
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet (oh)
    (You gotta hold on, hold on)
    Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet (oh)

    (Maybe you just haven't seen it, just haven't seen it yet)
    Just haven't seen it yet, ooh Writer/s: Colby Wedgeworth, Danny Gokey, Ethan Hulse
    Publisher: Capitol CMG Publishing, ESSENTIAL MUSIC PUBLISHING
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 3

  • Nick from Venice, FlI just need help
  • Sharpsalem from Massachusetts Great song very inspirational and touches the spirit within.
  • Edie from UsaCan anyone list the name of his band members? They're all phenomenal!
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