Verse 1

Once the work of conquest is complete,

man will enter a beautiful world.

Life will still be on earth,

but unlike today.

It’s the new life after man’s conquering,

proof of entering a new realm,

the beginning of man’s life with God on earth.

Chorus

Man’s future life on earth is beautiful and longed for,

never seen in the history of the world.

It’s the final outcome

of six thousand years’ work.

It’s what man yearns for most,

and God’s promise to man.

It’s what man yearns for most,

and God’s promise to man.

Verse 2

The premise of this life

is that man has been purified,

conquered, and then submits

to the Creator.

And so, the work of conquest

is the last stage of God’s work

before mankind enters such a wonderful place.

Chorus

Man’s future life on earth is beautiful and longed for,

never seen in the history of the world.

It’s the final outcome

of six thousand years’ work.

It’s what man yearns for most,

and God’s promise to man.

It’s what man yearns for most,

and God’s promise to man, to man.

Verse 3

This promise can’t come now:

Man will reach the future destination

only once the work

of the last days is done;

once man has been

completely conquered,

once Satan has been defeated.

Chorus

Man’s future life on earth is beautiful and longed for,

never seen in the history of the world.

It’s the final outcome

of six thousand years’ work.

It’s what man yearns for most,

and God’s promise to man.

It’s what man yearns for most,

and God’s promise to man, to man.

from Follow the Lamb and Sing New Songs