4d • Song Shares
Temporary Seasons
(Verse 1)
It’s not for me to understand
I know He got a master plan
He knows exactly who I am
Beyond my own little lenses
Whenever I see disaster
He always sees opportunity
When I see a broken man
He sees beautiful pieces
When life is not looking bright
It’s all for a reason
(Pre-Chorus)
It might be pouring outside
And the rain keeps coming down
I know there’s hope beyond the clouds
That turns my frown into a smile
(Chorus)
These temporary seasons
Bears fruit that I’ve been missing
God knows what I’ve been needing
He let it rain so I can grow, ou oh
(Verse 2)
If I’m just looking at the bad
every bad thought in my head
That sometimes lead to regrets
Got me asking if You’re there
They are just distractions
You’re working for my good
When my heart is saddened
I gotta keep my eyes on You
So when the weather changes
You are changing me too
(Pre-Chorus)
It might be pouring outside
And the rain keeps coming down
I know there’s hope beyond the clouds
That turns my frown into a smile
(Chorus)
These temporary seasons
Bears fruit that I’ve been missing
God knows what I’ve been needing
He let it rain so I can grow, ou oh
(Bridge)
We only want good
We don’t want bad
He’s in the midst of it all
In the sunshine
Even in the rain
He’s working it out
(Bridge)
We only want good
We don’t want bad
He’s in the midst of it all
In the sunshine
Even in the rain
He’s working it out
(Pre-Chorus)
It might be pouring outside
And the rain keeps coming down
I know there’s hope beyond the clouds
That turns my frown into a smile
(Chorus)
These temporary seasons
Bears fruit that I’ve been missing
God knows what I’ve been needing
He let it rain so I can grow, ou oh
(Closing)
These temporary seasons
Ouuuu, Ouuuuu, Ouuuuuu
He let it rain so I can grow, ou oh
Written by: Jaurel Michel
Solid Muzic Records
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