Lyrics
Verse 1:
My heart has strayed away
Wandered from the safe embrace of love and home
Lost in endless searching
Mired in a pursuit that's left me numb
wondering about the man that I've become
Pre Chorus:
In space and time
Are you holding back my long awaited sign
if your ways are higher,
than my own endeavors
redemption is whispering
its saying to me
Chorus:
oh oh
theres hope for you yet
oh oh
His grace runs true yes
through all your regrets
theres hope for you yet
Verse 2
where else can I run
where else can I find peace and rest but God
Who else can save me
No one else can steady my heart like You
And my spirit will know Your voice is true
Pre:
And every time
I keep looking for some long awaited sign,
Still Your ways are higher,
than my own endeavors
redemption is whispering
its saying to me
Chorus
Bridge:
breathe life into these bones
and calm my weary soul
assure me I'm never alone
revive in me a holy hope
Chorus 2
hope remains
in the midst of your pain
through all your regrets
there's hope for you yet
Chorus
Outro:
There's hope for you yeah
There's hope for you yeah
His grace runs through yeah
His light shines true yet
Through all your regrets
There's hope for you yet
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Hope for You” traces a movement from wandering and emotional numbness toward grace, rest, and renewed hope in God. The opening confession describes a heart that has left safety and pursued answers without finding peace. Rather than presenting redemption as earned recovery, the chorus locates hope in divine grace that remains true through regret. The second verse sharpens that dependence by asking where lasting peace, rescue, and steadiness can be found apart from God.
The lyric’s acknowledgment that God’s ways are higher closely echoes Isaiah 55:8–9. Its prayer for life to enter weary bones recalls the vision in Ezekiel 37:5, while the claim that hope remains amid pain is consistent with Romans 5:3–5. These biblical connections support the song’s contrast between restless striving and trust in God’s voice. Regret is neither ignored nor treated as final; it becomes the setting in which redemption whispers, grace restores, and a tired soul asks to be revived with holy hope.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 55:8-9 God declares that his thoughts and ways are higher than human thoughts and ways.
- Ezekiel 37:5 God promises to put breath into dry bones and bring them to life.
- Romans 5:3-5 Suffering produces endurance and character, and God-given hope does not disappoint.