The first time I saw Jesus, He was tucking me in bed
He didn't have a beard or any thorn-scars on His head
We said good-night and bedtime prayers and traded an embrace
Instead of what you might expect, He had my mother's face
Many times when I was sick He drove me in His car
He didn't count the trips or pay attention to how far
He didn't wear a robe, but blue jeans, and His shirt was plaid
His car and hat and jacket all belonged to my Grandad
In the doctor's office I felt scared and sad and small
And Nanny would read books to me until the nurse would call
Jesus hugged me tight and read to me to calm my fear
But it was Nanny's arms I'd feel and her voice I would hear
So often since, I've seen Him and He's never looked the same
But when I needed Him I prayed and waited and He came
I asked Him to use my hands, to come and work through me
So I can help somebody else but that it's Him they'll see
So often since, I've seen Him and He's never looked the same
But when I needed Him I prayed and waited and He came
I asked Him to use my hands, to come and work through me
So I can help somebody else but that it's Him they'll see
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