When I See Those Lights
I look through the darkness that fills these great halls
It grows and it consumes all the light within its wake
I stare affixed as it threatens to overtake me
When suddenly a light grows within its depths
It expels the darkness for me
It comes toward me swift, so swift
The darkness flees before it, into the corners and into the cracks
The light is so close, I see him
His train drags these marble floors
The light surrounds him, answers him, answers his every call
The light obeys his voice, only his commands will it hear
The light envelops me, it keeps me; it keeps the darkness at bay
My father, my father carries this light, this light within his soul
Around him, a part of him, it fills every corner, every corner of these halls
When I see those lights never will I fear
When I see those lights never will I hide
When I see those lights
When I see his light
