it's over now

dottieaaron · Post by **dottieaaron** » Tue May 26, 2009 3:37 pm

the chorus is...IT'S OVER NOW IT'S OVER I'M GOING HOME IT'S OVER NOW AND IT WANT BE LONG THE PRISON'S OF MY PAST COULDN'T HOLD ME I'M FREE AT LAST MY FATHER I SEE YOUR ARM'S REACHING FOR ME IT'S OVER NOW.. NOT SURE OF THE NAME OF THE SONG... I SWORE JIMMY SWAGGART SANG IT BUT NOT SURE....I'VE FOR YRS. FOR IT.

dottieaaron · Post by **dottieaaron** » Tue May 26, 2009 3:39 pm

i need the word's to FIRE SHUT UP IN MY BONES IF ANYONE HAS THEM ...THANK YOU

isingforhim · Post by **isingforhim** » Tue May 26, 2009 5:34 pm

It's Over Now

When I look back to yesterday, and upon the many years I wasted.
And I think about the many nights of hunger I spent out in the cold.
I remember warming by the fire, at Father's house, the food and how it tasted.
Thinkin' bout the life I'm leading, is needing love and love's back there at home.

Chorus
It's over now. Its over I'm going home.
It's over now it won't be long
The prisons of my past, couldn't hold me I'm free at last.
My Father I see Him now, waiting for me. It's over now.

I can almost hear my father saying, go kill the fatted calf and spread the table.
Then go and tell the singers to prepare to sing the welcome Song.
Then bring the finest ring of gold, and with it, bring the finest robe of sable.
To place upon the cold and weary shoulders of my child, he's coming home.

Chorus
It's over now. Its over I'm going home.
It's over now it won't be long
The prisons of my past, couldn't hold me I'm free at last.
My Father I see Him now, waiting for me. It's over now.

dottieaaron · Post by **dottieaaron** » Tue May 26, 2009 8:45 pm

thank you so very much...i'am so thankful for the word's to this song....you rock ....god bless alway's

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sat Jan 24, 2015 11:51 pm

Jimmy Swaggart did sing it. There are videos of it on youtube.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Fri Jan 06, 2017 9:21 am

Is there an instrumental version of the song "It's over now"

God Bless You All.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Mon Jan 22, 2018 2:49 pm

Brother Swaggart says at the beginning of the song that it was written by Rusty Goodman but I can't find anything on it so I'm wondering if Rusty Goodman ever recorded himself singing it. I can't find any information on the song anywhere.