Come See
Michael W. Smith's song "Come See" is an inviting worship piece that calls listeners to approach God with spiritual eyes and open hearts. It emphasizes the open door of salvation, the broken chains of sin, and the welcoming arms of the Father. The lyrics encourage the weary, ashamed, and burdened to come near, find rest, and live in freedom. The repeated refrain about God's open arms reinforces a message of grace, acceptance, and hope. The song's simple yet profound lyrics make it a fitting anthem for personal reflection or congregational worship, pointing to the core gospel invitation.
Come see
Come see with spirit eyes
Come see
The door is open
Come near
Come weary and ashamed
Come near
His arms are open
His arms are open
Come live
Come live in freedom here
Come live
The chains are broken
Come rest
Come take his gift of grace
Come rest
The word is spoken
The word is spoken
Come see
Come see with spirit eyes
Come see
The door is open
Come home
Come lay your burdens down
Come home
His arms are open
His arms are open
His arms are open
[Choir]
His arms are open
His arms are open
His arms
Are open
[M.W.S.]
His arms are open
His arms are open
[With choir]
His arms his arms his arms
Are open
His arms are open
His arms
Are open
His arms are open
His arms
Are open
His arms are open
His arms
Are open
The chains are broken
The chains are broken
His arms are open
His arms are open
Yeah!
Oh!
His arms are open
Yeah yeah yeah
The world is broken
His arms are open
Oh yeah