[Intro - Both, layered] What God hath joined Let no man put asunder The two become one Before the morning comes [Verse 1 - Husband] You were given to me by a hand I cannot see Before either of us knew what a covenant meant I watched you cross a room and I knew Something older than us was already at work And now when I reach for you in the dark I am not beginning anything I am continuing what the Author wrote Before the foundation of the world [Pre-Chorus - Wife] And this is not a contract This is a thought the Lord thinks Rendered in our hands, in our eyes In the silence that holds more than it says [Chorus - Both, harmony] One flesh One flesh What God has joined, the grave cannot divide One flesh One flesh A rendering of Christ and His bride The covenant keeps Past the morning, past the years Past the seam where the body fails One flesh [Verse 2 - Wife] I was given to you by a hand I did not see Before either of us had a name to speak The vow we made with witnesses Was signed on a page that had waited for our ink And now when I come to you in the night I am not giving you something new I am giving you the thing the Author gave Before the first frame of the filmstrip moved [Pre-Chorus - Husband] And this is not obligation This is a thought the Lord thinks Rendered in my hands, in my eyes In the breath that carries what it cannot speak [Chorus - Both, harmony] One flesh One flesh What God has joined, the grave cannot divide One flesh One flesh A rendering of Christ and His bride The covenant keeps Past the morning, past the years Past the seam where the body fails One flesh [Bridge - Trading lines] (Husband) You are my home (Wife) You are my ground (Husband) You are the covenant in a body (Wife) You are the picture of the Bridegroom (Both, rising) We are a picture We are a picture Of a Love older than ourselves Of a Love that had us Before we had each other [Final Chorus - Both, soaring] One flesh One flesh What God has joined, the grave cannot divide One flesh One flesh A rendering of Christ and His bride The covenant keeps Past the morning, past the years Past the seam where the body fails One flesh [Outro - Both] One flesh One flesh Past the seam Past the seam We are one Still one One flesh