Verse 1 What if I told you time and space Were never born, never erased? What if forever had a home Before the stars were ever known? Would that make them eternal too, Held inside the Eternal You? Pre-Chorus In You is all things, rich and whole, Every breath, every soul, Nothing outside Your being stands, All creation in Your hands. Chorus In God lies all things and their fullness, Past and future, now and then, Every story, every moment Finding life in Him. We exist because You know us, More than sight beyond all time— We were held in holy communion Long before our lives began. Verse 2 What if “known before the womb” Was more than seeing through the tomb? More than foresight, more than view, But love already shared with You? What if knowing was a place Where we were met by sovereign grace? Pre-Chorus Not a list of future days, But hearts entwined in hidden ways, Relational before our breath, Known in life before our death. Chorus In God lies all things and their fullness, Past and future, now and then, Every story, every moment Finding life in Him. We exist because You know us, Not as echoes, not as signs— But as children in communion Held within Your timeless mind. Bridge In You are all realities— The now, the not yet, what will be, Nothing lost and nothing new Outside the being that is You. “Let there be” was not Your start, But the speaking of Your heart. Chorus In God lies all things and their fullness, Every yes and every when, What was hidden now unfolding By the Word You send. We don’t come from nothingness, We awaken in Your light— Exercised by Your intention, Brought to being in Your time. Outro Before the world, before the word, Before the dust, before the breath, We were known, we were beloved, Resting in eternal depth. In God—our beginning, In God—our end.
