Now it's
hard to describe what my life used to be To someone who's always been able to see
You know I wasn't unhappy or bitter that way But everything's changed since I met
him that day I was down by the corner just passing the time Sitting in the sunlight
and feeling it shine When the sounds of a crowd began to grow in my ear So I waited
and I listened as I heard them draw near Then a man stepped up to me and he spat on
the ground He put the mud on my eyes then smeared it around Sent me off to Siloam to
wash off the clay I opened my eyes and I looked at the day And I have no idea how
he did it I just know what happened to me Yesterday I was in darkness But since I
met him I can see
When the Pharisees heard it They put me on trial Even called in my parents and
grilled them a while.
And when at the end I defended the man who had opened my eyes, all the trouble began.
Because I said, ever since the beginning of time, no one's opened the eyes of
someone born blind.
This man sent from God, it just can't be denied.
And they cursed me and grabbed me and threw me outside.
I really don't know how he found me, but I know who was talking to me.
It was easy to tell by the sound of his voice that he was the reason I see.
And as soon as he spoke to me, I couldn't hide the emotions that welled
up from deep down inside.
And combined with the dreams that he paid to come true, to kneel there and worship
was all I could do.
And I call him my Lord and my Savior, for everything he done for me.
Because yesterday I was in darkness, but since I met him I can see.
And I call him my Lord and Messiah, for everything he's done for me.
Because yesterday I was in darkness, but since I met him, since I met him,
since I met him I can see.
Since I met him, since I met him, since I met him I can see.
Since I met him, since I met him, since I met him, since I met him I can see.