Lyrics
Who will hear the music that I hear
Who will hear the sound that fills the air
Who will see a radiant beam of light
Dancing for a sun that warms a morning sky
Who will know the beauty of My earth
Sense the joy and wonder of its birth
Who will see the glory of the world that I have made
And who will walk beside me in the garden
in the coolness of the day
Creation's glorious song that comes from my heart
Expresses strains of love but only in part
I long to say the words, the words that are true
Someone to hear my heart belongs to you
And who will feel the summer wind
That moves across the water as it flows
Who will enjoy the orchestrated mystery
That soars within My soul
Who will hear the glory of the music that I hear
I will create man to be in My own image
Form him from the dust of earth and
breathe into him
My own breath of life
Lord, I hear You speak to me
How lovely are Your words. How beautiful the sound
This wondrous paradise and all that you see
Could never match the joy when You're here with me
The message of My song will always be true
Mi Corazon, My heart belongs to you
You will enjoy the orchestrated mystery that soars
within My soul
And we can feel the summer wind
That moves across the water as it flows
This wondrous paradise and all that you see
Creation's glorious song that comes from my heart
Could never match the joy when You're here with me
Expresses strains of love but only in part
The message of our song will always be true
I long to say those words, the words that are true
Mi Corazon, My heart belongs to you
Someone to hear my heart belongs to You
My life. My love. My heart belongs to you
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song imagines a dialogue between God and humanity within the creation story. Its opening questions describe music, light, wind, water, and the beauty of the earth, then move toward the creation of a human being in God’s image. The lyric treats creation as an expression of divine love while emphasizing that companionship carries a joy beyond the splendor of the garden. God’s breath gives life, and the human response is wonder at both the created world and the voice of its Creator.
The narrative closely reflects Genesis 1:27 and Genesis 2:7, where humanity is made in God’s image and formed from dust before receiving the breath of life. Its garden setting and reference to walking in the cool of the day also echo Genesis 3:8. The alternating voices turn those biblical images into a declaration of belonging: creation’s song and the human answer meet in mutual fellowship. The final confession gathers the imagery into devotion, presenting life, love, and the human heart as belonging to God.
Related Scripture
- Genesis 1:27 God creates humanity in his own image, as the lyric explicitly describes.
- Genesis 2:7 God forms the man from dust and breathes into him the breath of life.
- Genesis 3:8 The garden scene includes God’s presence in the cool of the day.