IN LOVING MEMORY OF
John
Andrews
July 6, 1945 – December 19, 2025
When I Come to Heaven
When I come to Heaven Lord, what shall I bring,
My golden necklace, and my diamond ring?
I have some great treasures of jade, ivory and bone,
And aren’t we judged Lord, by what we own?
My important position, I’ve climbed up so high,
There just isn’t anything, my money won’t buy.
So tell me again Lord, just what are your needs?
I’ve helped You alot, by doing good deeds.
You’ve got it all wrong, My child, My dear,
All that I’ve wanted, is having you near.
While storing your treasures, there’s much you forgot,
My love and forgiveness can never be bought.
I offer it freely, just ask and receive,
But you never listened, you didn’t believe
Your works and possessions are just filthy rags,
So if you’re coming to Heaven, Unpack your bags
Just come as you are, it’s you that I love,
The price has been paid, by the One up above.
-Elizabeth Andrews
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