“You are my Daddy
And Your baby is singing
I will be singing
And dancing and shouting
For the rest of eternity”
This stanza seems to express a deep relationship with God as a father figure, with Sunmisola expressing joy and devotion. This parallels verses like Psalm 68:5, which describes God as a father to the fatherless, and Revelation 7:15-17, which depicts believers worshiping God forever.
“My Maker, my Husband
Your favourite is singing
I will be singing
And dancing and shouting
For the rest of eternity”
Here, Sunmisola seems to refer to God as her creator and husband, expressing love and devotion. This mirrors passages like Isaiah 54:5, where God is portrayed as a husband to His people, and Revelation 19:7-9, which describes the wedding supper of the Lamb.
“My Artist, my Artist
Your painting is singing
I will be singing
And dancing and shouting
For the rest of eternity”
This stanza metaphorically compares God to an artist, with the her being His masterpiece. This could be compared to Ephesians 2:10, where believers are described as God’s workmanship, and Psalm 139:14, where the psalmist praises God for being fearfully and wonderfully made.
“Only You, only You
Only You I love
Till the end, only You
Until we meet, it’s only You”
This stanza emphasizes exclusive love and devotion to God. It echoes verses like Deuteronomy 6:5, where believers are commanded to love God with all their heart, soul, and strength, and Matthew 22:37-38, where Jesus reaffirms this commandment.
“He who sits in Heaven laughs
Those who sit in Heaven laugh
I sit in Heaven, so I laugh”
This stanza seems to reference God’s sovereignty and the joy found in His presence. Psalm 2:4 speaks of God laughing at the plans of rebellious nations, and Psalm 37:13 describes the wicked plotting against the righteous, only to be laughed at by the Lord.