The sun wakes up inside your eyes, And in your breath, my morning lies. I hand you keys to every room, Where shadows fade and flowers bloom. This heart of mine, you know its street, The quiet places where we meet. There’s not a corner I would hide, With you, my world is open wide. (Chorus) And I know your world is my world, My world is your world, too. Woven tight as Scripture, Old and sworn and true. No one can ever break us, No step can come between— This love is built of forever, The likes the world has never seen. (Verse 2) If tomorrow comes to call our name, And we must leave this mortal frame, To stand before the Light and say How we spent our fleeting days— I’ll speak of mornings in your arms, Of quiet nights and safe from harm. Our last seven suns, I’d tell them all, Were spent in love, and that was all. (Chorus) For I know your world is my world, My world is your world, too. Woven tight as Scripture, Old and sworn and true. No one can ever break us, No step can come between— This love is built of forever, The likes the world has never seen. (Bridge) And if you go before I do, I’ll wait beneath the eternal blue. I’ll watch the gate, I’ll know the sign— Your hand will reach and pull me mine. And I will say, “I kept our place, I held your name in time and space.” We’ll walk where death has lost its sting, Because we loved—and that’s everything. (Outro) So let the ages try to part The one true temple of my heart. No man, no ghost, no tide, no fear Can sever what was written here. Your world is mine, my world is yours, One life, one love, that ever endures— And when we rise or when we sleep, It’s us—and that is fathomless deep. Nobody, nobody, nobody between.
