JUNE GLOOM
Forrest Frank's song 'Plainsight' encourages listeners to pause and appreciate the beauty of creation, seeing God's attributes clearly displayed in the world around them. The lyrics use imagery of roses, coastal air, and the changing road of life to remind us to slow down and listen to the gentle whisper of God, who invites us to begin again. The repeated refrain emphasizes that God's presence is obvious and visible in plain sight, urging a response of wonder and gratitude. The song blends a reflective, calming tone with an uplifting message about recognizing the divine in everyday moments.
Ooh
Ooh
Stop and smell the roses
Just enjoy the ride
The road goes up and down, spins you all around
Take your time, listen to the sound
Open up to the whisper in the wind
Telling you to start again
It's so obvious
I can see the attributes before my eyes
It's so obvious
How do you not see the beauty in plain sight
Put it in plainsight
Stop and msell the flowers
Breathe that coastal air
The road goes up and down, spins you all around
Take your time, listen to the sound
Open up to the whisper in the wind
Telling you to start again
It's so obvious
I can see the attributes before my eyes
It's so obvious
How do you not see the beauty in plain sight
Put it in plainsight
June gloom
June gloom
It's June gloom
It's June gloom