Lyrics
I'm gonna run to You
Run to You
I'm gonna run
If I have to crawl
I will crawl, I will crawl to You
I gonna fight to the end
I know You reign
Though my flesh my heart will fail
You have been my strength
My portion Lord forever, forever
I run to Your safety place
My hope is found
The drag me to the edge
To watch me fall
But I rise up
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Meaning & Inspiration
This compact declaration is a declaration of dependence on God under pressure. Running, crawling, and fighting to the end describe persistence when strength is nearly gone. The lyric does not present endurance as self-sufficiency; it identifies God as the safe place, lasting hope, and source of strength. Even when hostile forces seem to drag the singer toward an edge, confidence in God’s reign supports the resolve to rise again.
The song’s clearest biblical echo is Psalm 73:26, which confesses that flesh and heart may fail while God remains the strength of the heart and its portion forever. Its language of safety also fits the biblical portrayal of God as refuge and present help in trouble. Repetition gives the central confession emphasis: weakness is admitted, but abandonment is not assumed. The result is a prayerful statement of trust that holds human frailty beside God’s enduring sufficiency, making reliance on him the basis for perseverance.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 73:26 The psalm names God as strength and portion when flesh and heart fail.
- Psalm 46:1 The psalm describes God as refuge, strength, and present help in trouble.