CalledOut Music - Heaven Lyrics
Lyrics
[VERSE 1]
Lord, I wanna see you, see You in Glory
I wanna be where You are for eternity
You’re my desire
I’m gonna live so that You will be pleased when You come
[PRE CHORUS]
Cuz I, I wanna hear you call my name
Yes, I, I wanna hear You say well-done
[CHORUS]
I wanna make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
Make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
Make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
Make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
[VERSE 2: Lisa Labi]
Sunday to Sunday
I’m tryna be who You’ve made me to be
It ain’t always easy
Living for You with everything that I face but I’ll keep pressing
[PRE CHORUS]
Cuz I, I wanna hear you call my name
Yes, I, I wanna hear You say well-done
[CHORUS]
I wanna make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
Make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
Make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
Make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
[BRIDGE]
It’ll be just like a fairy-tale
There’s gonna be a Happy ending
Everything will be perfect
Oh I can’t wait for that wonderful day...
So I’ll keep pressing
[PRE CHORUS]
Cuz I, I wanna hear you call my name
Jesus, I, I wanna hear You say well-done
[CHORUS]
I wanna make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
Make it to Heaven (Heaven, Heaven)
I wanna make it to Heaven
By Your grace I wanna make it to Heaven
Oooh Yeah
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CalledOut Music - Heaven Ft Lisa Labi [Audio]
Meaning & Inspiration
CalledOut Music's "Heaven," released as part of the 2018 album *In Due Time (Genesis)*, is a profound declaration of faith and a fervent aspiration towards eternal life with God. This song isn't merely an observation; it's a deeply personal plea and a commitment rooted in the Christian hope of salvation and the promise of a heavenly abode. The central theme revolves around the intense desire to not only reach Heaven but to do so in a manner that pleases God, reflecting a life lived in devotion and obedience. The lyrics articulate a yearning to be in God's presence for eternity, acknowledging Him as the ultimate desire and the source of fulfillment, echoing the sentiment found in Psalm 73:25, "Whom have I in heaven but you? And on earth there is nothing I desire besides you." The anticipation of hearing God's affirmation, of being called by name and told "well-done," speaks to the core of Christian discipleship – the pursuit of righteousness and the desire to be found faithful, as encouraged by Jesus Himself in Matthew 25:23, "His master replied, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant!’"
The journey towards this ultimate destination is portrayed as a conscious effort, acknowledging the inherent challenges of living a life dedicated to Christ in a world that often pulls in opposing directions. The second verse, with the contribution of Lisa Labi, candidly addresses the daily struggle, the striving to embody the identity God has bestowed upon believers. This wrestling is not a sign of weakness but a testament to perseverance, a commitment to "keep pressing" forward despite obstacles, a sentiment that resonates with Philippians 3:14, "I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus." The bridge further paints a picture of Heaven as a perfect, fairy-tale-like ending, a place of ultimate peace and happiness, a glorious culmination that fuels the determination to endure the present hardships. This vision of a perfect future serves as a powerful motivator, underscoring the belief that the trials of this life are temporary in comparison to the eternal glory that awaits. The repetition of the chorus, "I wanna make it to Heaven," isn't just a wish; it’s a foundational belief and a prayer for divine enablement, recognizing that ultimately, reaching Heaven is an act of God's grace, as expressed in the poignant addition, "By Your grace I wanna make it to Heaven." This humility and reliance on God's mercy are crucial to the song's spiritual depth, mirroring Ephesians 2:8-9, "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— not by works, so that no one can boast." The song, therefore, stands as an inspiring anthem for anyone navigating their faith journey, offering a clear vision of the ultimate hope and a reminder of the diligent, grace-dependent path to get there.