PROMISE LANDED
Transformation Unveiled: From Wilderness to Promise Land
Lyrics
Was of out in space then our promise landed
Experiencing a transformative moment, a metaphorical landing of a promise.
Told my wife we no longer in Kansas
Informing the speaker's wife about a significant change, akin to leaving familiar surroundings.
Been healed , no lasting damage
Recovery and restoration, with no enduring harm from past experiences.
Out the wilderness feels outlandish
Emerging from a difficult situation, feeling unfamiliar but extraordinary.
Oh no no, I'm not there anymore
Expressing a distance from a previous state or place.
Can't equate with the person that I was
Inability to relate to the former self.
That I was
Reiteration of the speaker's transformation.
Can't equate with the person that I was
-In the promise land
Identification of the current location as the promised land.
I got holy on me, you can't wipe it off
Feeling spiritually consecrated, with an unerasable presence.
Robes of righteousness , you can try it on
Reference to righteousness, suggesting trying on virtuous qualities.
I'm so grateful I'm not who I was
Expressing gratitude for personal growth and change.
Only what God has done, no man has done
Attributing the speaker's transformation solely to divine intervention.
He's not the 5, 4, 3, 2, He's the 1
Describing God as the ultimate and singular force.
When I wake in the morning I see two sons
Observing a dual perspective, possibly spiritual and earthly sons.
Spent time in the wilderness
Acknowledging a period of struggle or challenge.
Made it out of the wilderness
Successfully overcoming a challenging phase in life.
If you're in the wilderness
Offering hope to those currently facing challenges, emphasizing a future promise land.
There's a promise land
Reiteration of the promise land concept.
Was of out in space then our promise landed
Repeating the idea of the promise landing, emphasizing its significance.
Told my wife we no longer in Kansas
Informing the speaker's wife about the changed circumstances, possibly metaphorical.
Been healed , no lasting damage
Reiterating recovery and no enduring damage.
Out the wilderness feels outlandish
Expressing the surreal feeling of emerging from a challenging situation.
Oh no no, I'm not there anymore
Affirming the speaker's current state of transformation.
Can't equate with the person that I was
Reiteration of the inability to relate to the former self.
That I was
Reiteration of the speaker's transformation.
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