(Verse 1)
In the land of Aram, a warrior stood tall,
Naaman, mighty general, afflicted by a call.
His flesh bore the mark of a dreaded disease,
Seeking a cure, he fell down on his knees.

(Chorus)
Rise and be healed, by waters pure and clean,
Dip in Jordan's stream, where grace and mercy gleam.
Rise and be healed, let faith your fears dispel,
In the flow of redemption, find your made well.

(Verse 2)
With doubts in his heart, Naaman took the path,
To the banks of Jordan, where healing's breath doth pass.
Seven times he dipped, in obedience profound,
And emerged renewed, with a healing sound.

(Chorus)
Rise and be healed, by waters pure and clean,
Dip in Jordan's stream, where grace and mercy gleam.
Rise and be healed, let faith your fears dispel,
In the flow of redemption, find your made well.

(Bridge)
In the depths of despair, where hope seemed far away,
Naaman found redemption, in the waters where he lay.
Let this story echo, in our hearts so deep,
Rise and be healed, in faith, let us leap.

(Chorus)
Rise and be healed, by waters pure and clean,
Dip in Jordan's stream, where grace and mercy gleam.
Rise and be healed, let faith your fears dispel,
In the flow of redemption, find your made well.

(outro)