Lyrics
I wonder what,
I wonder how You will feel
When I see You
I see You face to face
I wonder how
I wonder what I will do
When I see You
I see You face to face
One thing is sure
A stream will flow out of me
Deep will call unto deep inside of me
Yahweh, this is what I'll do
When I see You face to face
Then I better start it now
Yahweh, worship is what, I will do
When I see You face to face
The I better start it now
I wonder what,
I wonder how I will feel
When I see You
I see You face to face
I wonder how
I wonder what I will do
When I see You
I see You face to face
Yahweh, this is what I'll do
When I see You face to face
Then I better start it now
Yahweh, worship is what I will do
When I see You face to face
The I better start it now
I will be praising
I will be singing
I will be dancing
When I see You
When I see You
Yahweh, worship is what I will do
When I see You face to face
The I better start it now
When I see my lover
I will sing for Him
Yahweh, worship is what I will do
When I see You face to face
The I better start it now
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Meaning & Inspiration
When I See You looks toward a face-to-face encounter with God and asks how such a moment might feel. Wonder gives way to a definite response: worship, singing, praise, and dancing. The repeated decision to begin now prevents the song from treating future hope as passive expectation. Instead, anticipated communion with Yahweh becomes a reason for present devotion, and the refrain turns longing into an immediate act of praise.
Several lyric images have close biblical parallels. The promise of seeing face to face recalls 1 Corinthians 13:12, while the phrase about deep calling to deep echoes Psalm 42:7. Revelation 22:4 also speaks of the servants of God seeing His face. Within the song, these images express desire for unhindered nearness rather than curiosity alone. The affectionate language near the close adds intimacy to its reverence, but worship remains the central action. The expected future meeting therefore shapes a present posture of praise.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 13:12 Paul contrasts present partial sight with seeing face to face.
- Psalm 42:7 The psalm contains the image of deep calling to deep.
- Revelation 22:4 Gods servants are promised that they will see His face.