Todd Agnew - In the first light

In the f^Cirst light of a ^Amnew day no one k^Fnew he ^Ghad arri^Cved Things con^Ctinued as they ^Amhad been while a n^Fewborn s^Goftly c^Cried But the h^Ameavens wrapped in w^Gonder knew the m^Feaning of his ^Gbirth In the w^Ameakness of a b^Gaby they knew G^Fod had c^Gome to e^Carth

As his m^Cother held him c^Amlosely it was h^Fard to ^Gundersta^Cnd That her b^Caby, not yet s^Ampeaking, was the w^Ford of G^God to m^Can He would t^Amell them of his ki^Gngdom but their h^Fearts would not be^Glieve They would h^Amate him and in a^Gnger they would n^Fail him ^Gto a t^Cree

But^C the sadness wou^Amld be broken as the so^Gng of ^Clife arose And the f^Cirstborn of c^Amreation would a^Fscend and t^Gake his t^Chrone He had l^Ameft it to r^Gedeem us but b^Fefore his life b^Gegan He knew he?d c^Amome back, not as a b^Gaby, but as the L^Ford of e^Gvery m^Can

Hear^C the angels as th^Amey?re singing o^Fn the m^Gorning o^Cf his birth But how much g^Creater will their s^Among be when he c^Fomes again to e^Carth Hear the a^Amngels as they?re s^Ginging on the m^Forning of his ^Gbirth But how much gr^Ameater will their s^Gong be when he c^Fomes to r^Gule the ^C earth!