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The Window
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Jul 16, 2026 updated
Verified editorial review
Alisa Turner's song 'The Window' reflects on a season of illness and isolation, finding hope through observing nature from her bedside. She draws a parallel between trees that die and come back to life and her own struggle, expressing faith that renewal is possible. The lyrics capture the quiet moments of watching rain, snow, and neighbors, while longing for healing. The song gently points to the hope found in God's creation and the promise of new life, without explicitly quoting Scripture. It is a personal, meditative piece about waiting and trusting through physical suffering.
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The change has begun
Another season done
A new one to come
I've been inside for weeks
My body frail and weak
Ravaged by disease
But I've got this window right next to my bed
To keep an eye out for the changes ahead
To watch the rain fall, soon will come snow
There blows the wind, and deep down I know
If trees can die and come back to life
Then I think there's hope for me too
But in the meantime
I'll watch the world through my window view
If only I could see
The window fogged on me
I think it's snowing
The kids are out to play
They look for me and wave
The highlight of my day
Is this window right next to my bed
To keep an eye out for the changes ahead
To watch the rain fall, soon will come snow
There blows the wind, and deep down I know
If trees can die and come back to life
Then I think there's hope for me too
But in the meantime
I'll watch the world through my window view
The neighbors are hanging lights
To make for a beautiful bright night
And I've got a front row seat
Don't forget me
Here in this window right next to my bed
To keep an eye out for the changes ahead
To watch the rain fall, soon will come snow
There blows the wind, and deep down I know
If trees can die and come back to life
Then I think there's hope for me too
But in the meantime
I'll watch the world through my window view