Was God smiling when He spoke the words that made the world? And did He cry about the flood? What does God's voice sound like when He sings, when He's angry? These are just a few things that the angels have on me Well, I can't fly at least not yet I've got no halo on my head And I can't even start to picture Heaven's beauty But I've been shown the Savior's love The Grace of God has raised me up To show me things the angels long to look into And I know things the Angels only wish they knew I have seen the dark and desperate place where sin will take you I've felt loneliness and shame And I have watched the blinding light of grace Come breaking through with a sweetness only tasted By the forgiven and redeemed And someday I'll sit down with my angel friends Up in heaven And they'll tell me about Creation And I'll tell them a story of Grace Well, I can't fly at least not yet I've got no halo on my head And I can't even start to picture Heaven's beauty But I've been shown a Savior's love The Grace of God has raised me up To show me things the angels long to look into And I know things the Angels only wish they knew   Steven Curtis Chapman's comment on the song: This was the last song I wrote for this record. I've had a little idea floating in my head for a long time. I have always been intrigued by the verse in the Bible that talks about how we know things that angels long to look into, that we have access to knowledge or experience that angels don't have access to, even though they have access that we don't as heavenly beings. So finally, I sat down in a moment of inspiration at the piano and wrote this song. I'm really glad I did - it's one of the most unique songs on the record. It will be a fun song to perform live, just one of those moments where I can sit at the piano and take it to a different place.