See The Wind
Jonny Diaz's song 'See The Wind' uses the metaphor of wind to describe the invisible yet tangible presence of God in a believer's life. The lyrics acknowledge the difficulty of perceiving God amid daily struggles, yet express a deep longing to experience Him more fully. The song reflects on how God's power is evident in creation and in answered prayers, even when His ways are mysterious. It conveys a hopeful anticipation of the day when faith will become sight, and believers will finally see the divine reality they have trusted in all along.
I can hear a gentle rustle as the curtains move about
But the strain and daily hustle tend to drown You out
I cannot see Your presence but I know where You have been
And I long to be a feather at the mercy of the wind
I cannot really hold You but I feel You in my life
Oh how I long to see you but You�??re somewhere out of sight
Oh I know that I am blind but where I�??m going in the end
You�??ll open up my eyes so I can see the wind
And when I hear the thunder I know that You draw near
And then I�??ll watch in wonder as the evidence appears
Waves grown mighty at Your bidding trees bow their branches low
Only truth remains undaunted in the power You can show
It scatters seeds where the farmers have not sown
And it utters prayers in a language yet unknown
No one knows quite where You�??re going but we see where You have been
And when I get where I�??m going that�??s when I�??ll see the wind