Lyrics
Chorus:
I feel seasons everywhere,
and I feel blessings in the air;
(those seeds that you've sown),
(you're gonna come into your own, seasons),
walk into your seasons.
Verse 1:
I believe we're in a time
when God's gonna bless the saints,
those who have stayed, those who have prayed,
He's gonna fulfill the promise He made;
for I heard the Spirit say, "it's your time,
the wait is over, walk into your season".
Verse 2:
I know that you've invested alot,
the return has been slow, you throw up your hands
and say I give up, I just can't take it anymore;
but I hear the Spirit say, "that it's your time
the wait it over, walk into your season".
Chorus
Bridge:
You've survived the worst of times,
God was always on your side;
stake your claim,
write your name,
walk into this holy place.
(I hear the Spirit saying, that it's your time, the wait is over?)
Vamp 1:
The wait is over it's your time.
Vamp 2:
The wait is over.
Ending:
(I heard the Spirit say,
"that it's your time,
the wait it over),
walk into your season.
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song offers encouragement to people who have prayed, remained faithful, and waited for an answer. Its central images are agricultural: seeds have been sown, investment has been made, and a return is expected after delay. That pattern closely echoes biblical passages in which patient faithfulness precedes a harvest. The chorus turns this hope into movement, calling the faithful to step forward rather than surrender to discouragement.
The verses acknowledge weariness instead of treating perseverance as easy. Slow results, raised hands, and the urge to give up create tension before the repeated declaration that waiting has ended. The bridge then looks back on survival and credits God with remaining present through the worst times. Claims about immediate blessing are presented in the lyrics as prophetic encouragement, not as a universal timetable for every hardship. The enduring biblical theme is clearer: steadfast prayer, patient obedience, and trust in God are not forgotten, even when fulfillment seems delayed.
Related Scripture
- Galatians 6:9 The passage connects perseverance in doing good with reaping at the proper time.
- Psalm 126:5-6 The psalm pairs sowing through sorrow with returning in joy at harvest.
- Hebrews 10:36 The song echoes the need for endurance before receiving what God has promised.