Lyrics
Until there's no more weeping
Sickness or disease
Until all of this hatred
Is lost in perfect peace
Until I see my healing
An end to all this pain
I might not have the answers
But this is my refrain
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Worthy is the lamb
That was slain for us
Hallelujah
Until I drink of new wine
And taste eternity
Until we walk together
Upon those golden streets
I long to stand before You
And hold the ones I've lost
But until I get to heaven
From the earth I'll lift You up
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Worthy is the lamb
That was slain for us
Hallelujah
Into the gates I can't wait to run
Face to face I can't wait to worship
To stand among the saints
And join with heaven's song
Forever we will sing
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
Amen
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Worthy is the lamb
That was slain for us
Hallelujah
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
You are Holy
You are Holy
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
Forever on the throne
He's worthy of it all
Forever on the throne
Worthy of it all
Amen
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Heaven’s Song” holds present grief beside the Christian hope of final restoration. Weeping, sickness, hatred, pain, and bereavement are named without easy explanations. In response, the recurring “Hallelujah” does not deny suffering; it directs worship toward the Lamb who was slain and remains worthy. The lyric’s longing for healing and reunion gives its picture of heaven both personal sorrow and expectant faith.
Several images closely follow Revelation. The end of tears, death, mourning, and pain reflects Revelation 21:4, while the worship of the slain Lamb recalls Revelation 5:12. Golden streets, gathered saints, and praise before the throne further shape the song’s vision of eternal worship. Its movement from waiting on earth to joining heaven’s song presents praise as a refrain sustained before every answer arrives. Repeated declarations of God’s holiness finally become the destination of that hope: lasting communion, restored life, and worship centered on the One seated on the throne.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 21:4 God ends death, mourning, crying, and pain in the renewed creation.
- Revelation 5:12 Heaven declares the slain Lamb worthy of praise.
- Revelation 4:8 The heavenly creatures continually proclaim God’s holiness.