Visitor From Heaven
Twila Paris's 'A Visitor from Heaven' is a tender song about the brief life of a child, seen as a gift from God. The lyrics express gratitude for the time given, while acknowledging the deep pain of letting go. The song speaks of trusting the child to the Father's love and care, finding comfort in the belief that the child is now in a better place. It balances sorrow with thankfulness, celebrating the joy the child brought even in a short time. The overall tone is one of faith and hope, rooted in the assurance of God's everlasting arms.
A visitor from Heaven
If only for a while
A gift of love to be returned
We think of you and smile
A visitor from Heaven
Accompanied by grace
Reminding of a better love
And of a better place
With aching hearts and empty arms
We send you with a name
It hurts so much to let you go
But we're so glad you came
We're so glad you came
A visitor from Heaven
If only for a day
We thank Him for the time He gave
And now it's time to say
We trust you to the Father's love
And to His tender care
Held in the everlasting arms
And we're so glad you're there
We're so glad you're there
With breaking hearts and open hands
We send you with a name
It hurts so much to let you go
But we're so glad you came
We're so glad you came