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[Verse 1]
I spent my life in borrowed glass
Reflections that were never true
Every surface told me stories of a girl I never knew
Too little and too broken
Too far gone to be made right
Then you held a different mirror up against my life
And for the first time
I could see someone worth the fight
[Chorus]
When I look at you
I find my face
The one I lost
The one you saved
You're not a window to a distant land
You're the mirror in my Father's hand
And the truest thing I'll ever see
Is you looking back at me
[Verse 2]
They told me to become someone
Yo climb and strive and earn
But you don't make me something new
You show me what I've always been
Every scar the world has given
Every lie I've rehearsed
Fades against the face I see
When I see you first
And I can't unsee it now
… I know who I am
[Chorus]
When I look at you,
I find my face.
The one I lost,
the one you saved.
You're not a window to a distant land
You're the mirror in my Father's hand
And the truest thing I'll ever see
Is you looking back at me
[Bridge]
They told me to become someone,
to climb and strive and earn
But you don't make me something new
You show me what I've always been
[Second part of verse 2]
Every scar the world has given
every lie I've rehearsed
fades against the face I see
when I see you first
And I can't unsee it now
… I know who I am
[Prayer]
Jesus, be the only mirror we ever trust again
Undo every false reflection
Every name that wasn't yours
We're looking at you, and we're finding ourselves
Oh, Lord !
[Coda]
Beholding, becoming
From glory to glory I rise
Not by trying
By seeing with unveiled eyes
… Unveiled eyes
[Outro]
The truest thing I'll ever see
Is love looking back at me
And that mirror was carried up a hill outside the city
And we were carried with Him
- Text origin
- 21st century
- Melody origin
- 21st century
- Recording
- 2026
- Original language
- English
- Performed language
- English
- Musical form
- Gospel
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