"I Came Home (To Heaven Today)" genre: Christian Country
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	This is a Christian country song that`s easy on the ears and softens the heart. It`s poetic lyric paints a beautiful picture of the artist`s salvation story. The warm guitar sound comes from the strings of a 1954 ¾ size mahogony Martin acoustic.
	CD: New Creation Music, Volume Two   Label: New Creation Music Credits: Copyright © 2002 by Tony Gardner/New Creation Music (15746 Rosehaven Lane, Santa Clarita, CA 91387). All rights reserved. Use by permission only.
	Story Behind the Song This is a Christian country song that`s easy on the ears and softens the heart. It`s poetic lyric paints a beautiful picture of the artist`s salvation story. The warm guitar sound comes from the strings of a 1954 ¾ size mahogony Martin acoustic. Lyrics Verse 1: Early one spring morning, across a peaceful land. The Lamb came down to take me home, and reached out to take my hand.I didn't know what to feel. Nor did I try to understand. "Just give all you ever had, and all you'll ever be as a man." Chorus: And I saw the great sun rising, into a deep blue sky. And from His eyes love was shining, take me to Your side. I came home to heaven today; I have finally found the light. Sweet Lord Jesus, You are the way; the Way, the Truth, and the Life in me. Verse 2: So you think you know what it is, to feel the joys of love. Did I hear you saying to me, peace is but a dove? What do you know of the ways of love? What have you learned from up above? What can you say of peace in the world; with a heart of stone, so cold?

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