Lazy summer afternoon
Screened in porch and nothing to do
I just kicked off my tennis shoes
Slouching in a plastic chair
Raking my fingers through my hair
I close my eyes and I leave them there
And I yawn and sigh and slowly fade away

Deep enough to dream in brilliant colors I have never seen
Deep enough to join a billion people for a wedding feast
Deep enough to reach out and touch the face of the One who made me
And, oh, the love I feel and, oh, the peace
Do I ever have to wake up?

Awakened by a familiar sound
A clumsy fly is buzzing around
He bumps the screen and he tumbles down
He gathers about his wits and pride
And tries again for the hundredth time
'Cause freedom calls from the other side
And I smile and nod and slowly drift away

Deep enough to dream in brilliant colors I have never seen
Deep enough to join a billion people for a wedding feast
Deep enough to reach out and touch the face of the One who made me
And, oh, the love I feel and, oh, the peace
Do I ever have to wake up?

'Cause peace is pouring over my soul
See the lambs and the lions playing
I join in and I drink the music
Holiness is the air I'm breathing
My faithful heroes break the bread
And answer all of my questions
Not to mention what the streets are made of
My heart's held hostage by this love

And these brilliant colors I have never seen
I join a billion people for a wedding feast
And I reach out and touch the face of the One who made me
Deep enough to dream in brilliant colors I have never seen
Deep enough to join a billion people for a wedding feast
Deep enough to reach out and touch the face of the One who made me
And, oh, the love I feel and, oh, the peace
Do I ever have to wake up?
Do I ever have to wake up?
Do I ever have to wake up?
Do I really have to wake up now?