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High above the clouds
High above the clouds
There is a city
Brimming with light
Not of this world
High above the clouds
There is a banquet of
A hundred and forty-four thousand
Drinking the wine of the covenant
High above the clouds
Jesus became the last Adam
The father of mankind
Giving a dying people life again
High above the clouds
All the faithful ones
Names are being written
In the book of life
Dispatched from his heavenly home
Jesus gave his perfect life
To improve our flawed existence
Under sin and death
In a paradise earth there will be
Perfect people with healthy bodies and, satisfying work
Never again will love ones die
Your next door neighbor will be your friend
A heavenly government from above
Always righteous showing mercy
No one will be oppressing others
No one corrupting the earth with greedy gains
Messianic king, prince of peace, son of righteousness
Coming with his co-rulers of imperfect humans
With a God-given desire to live in the heavens
Will inherit the inhabited earth
Millions hoping to live on the earth
Will be joyous among the animals
Thousands of spirit-anointed humans
Will grant peace and security to all mankind
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