Take Me There
A l l i e feat. Charlotte Day Wilson Lyrics

Yeah Hey I wonder if there is anybody else Who is about ready to go home
The singer wishes to know if anyone else shares the desire to leave this world and go home to be with their loved ones.

I just wanna go where I'm only breathing your air Father hear my prayer
The singer prays to God to be transported to a place where they can sense and feel His presence, and experience only His peace and joy.

Take me there Take me there (I wanna see you) I just wanna see you Brighter than I'm used to you Finally see it clear see it Take me there Take me there Take me there Yeah.
The singer pleads with God to take them to a place where they can see Him with clarity, and experience His radiance and majesty in a new way.

Tell me have you ever seen a Brother so weighted you can tell by his demeanor That he's really jaded tryna get out this arena He longs for something greater but they say he's just a dreamer But he has a treasure that he holds like gold 'Cause he knows something that them boys don't know Nothing seems funny when his money's so low But when he thinks about the place man he really wants to go That he ain't all obsessed with the cash he can stack Because he's looking to the heavens where his master is at But he does have treasure and he's storing it up Seems foreign to us, it can't be stolen or rust So when the cares of this world start weighing on him hard And he's tired of the bills hes been paying on his car He can't wait to be embraced by the Lord face to face So he waits for his reward and he sings:
The artist describes a man who, despite his material struggles and societal rejection, has a treasure that he cherishes and values more than anything else, namely his faith in God and his hope for a better home in heaven.

Tell me have you ever seen her? She's sick with a disease and it's really tryna beat her Its taken all her strength She knows that it can't defeat her 'Cause she gon' be with Jesus She's more than just a dreamer.
The artist then profiles a woman who is battling a severe illness, but remains hopeful and courageous, because of her unwavering faith that she will eventually be with God.

Her peace and her joy man it really ain't gone It's all because she knows earth really ain't home And even when she's by herself she really ain't alone Her Savior's there with her while she's singing this song She knows sickness might get her And death might grab her But she ain't scared of death 'cause she's trusting in the master Was buried but he rose up a few days after So death might attack her but death cannot have her So she tells her family, "don't worry anymore" When she's gone from the body she'll be present with the Lord Her body will be raised, so much glory is in store He is her reward so she sings
The woman's peace and joy remain intact, because she knows that this world is just a temporary abode, and that her Savior is with her every step of the way. She trusts that even death cannot separate her from the love of God, and she awaits with excitement the day when she will be reunited with Him.

Hey I don't know about you but I can wait till the day When I'll be with my Lord and everything is OK And I'll be just like him so sin won't get in the way Basking in his glory that's where I want to stay I place where shadows give way to the real And circumstances can't change the way that I feel Joy in my Savior that Satan can't steal Because he's been defeated- yeah you know the deal The Real Good Life I can't wait please take me soon Until them I'll be praising in the waiting room Fighting by his grace Can't wait to embrace the groom Until then I'm like:
The singer shares their own longing for the day when they can finally be with God, with no more sin, pain, or sorrow to hinder their experience of His glory. They look forward to a time when they will be fully and completely united with their Savior, and can rejoice in His victory over death and sin. Until then, they will continue to praise God and fight the good fight.