Lyrics
I’ve been running round the edges
Building my own happy endings
But they couldn’t take the testing
They just fell right down
I’ve been tryna push the limits
Been asking why I should live in them
Couldn’t find no good there in it
‘Till you showed me how
To be still
And don’t move
So I will
‘Cause I want you to
Keep me right there in the middle of
Your love, Your love
Keep me right there in the middle of, Your love
The stars’ll fall from the sky one day
When I’m lost, I’ll call Your name to
Keep me right there in the middle of, Your love
I’ve been living on the fences
I’ve been spinning, I’ve been restless
I’ve been thinking selfish, but it’s different now
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Meaning & Inspiration
Your Love follows a restless narrator who has tried to create security through personal effort. Self-made endings collapse under pressure, and life at the edges brings neither peace nor direction. The turning point comes through stillness and surrender. Rather than continuing to test every boundary, the singer asks to remain within the steady center of divine love, where uncertainty can be met with trust.
The chorus presents that love as an enduring place of belonging even when creation itself seems unstable. Calling the divine name while lost expresses dependence rather than self-sufficiency, while the final admission of selfishness signals an inward change. The instruction to be still clearly recalls Psalm 46:10, and the confidence that no upheaval can overcome divine love is consistent with Romans 8:38-39. The song therefore moves from restless independence toward security, humility, and reliance on God.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 46:10 The psalm calls for stillness and recognition of God.
- Romans 8:38-39 Paul says that nothing in creation can separate believers from the love of God.