Enter In In a word of pain and sorrow, Where the best so often fall. When the prayers all go unanswered,

When the shadows seem to overwhelm, When the light of hope has dimmed and leaves not hope at all,

That’s when heaven pierces through the cloud of darkness, And the glory of the Father shines from heaven’s open door.

And the Son of Man, standing at the right hand of the Father, With a warm embrace gives welcome, And the angels are rejoicing,

And the Father with a voice like rushing wind, says, “All heaven has been waiting, enter in, enter in, enter in.”

When the dreams of life are shattered, And the body wastes away.

When all dignity’s abandoned, and the ones who care with broken hearts, Plead for mercy, but it seems that Mercy hides His face.

That’s when heaven pierces through the cloud of darkness, And the glory of the Father shines from heaven’s open door.

And the Son of Man, standing at the right hand of the Father, With a warm embrace gives welcome, And the angels are rejoicing,

And the Father with a voice like rushing wind, says, “All heaven has been waiting, enter in, enter in, enter in.”