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River Of Love by Cageless Birds cover art

Cageless Birds - River Of Love Lyrics

Artist:
Cageless Birds

Lyrics

Getting caught up again


Swept up in love divine


Learning all over again


What it is to be loved by You


What it is to be known by You


Chorus:


Flow, flow, river of love


Pour through the streets that run in my heart


I open to the promise You gave to us


I am ready, I am ready


For You to come


Learning to trust again


And lean in to who You are


Open my heart and my hands


I'm giving in to be known by You


Giving in to be loved by You


Flow, flow, river of love


Pour through the streets that run in my heart


I open to the promise You gave to us


I am ready, I am ready


Flow, flow, river of love


Pour through the streets that run in my heart


I open to the promise You gave to us


I am ready, I am ready


For You to come


For You to come


For You to come


For You to come


Bridge:


Flow through the streets in my heart


Over the banks of my soul


Run through the thoughts in my mind


'Til all I know is I am loved


Flow through the streets in my heart


Over the banks of my soul


Run through the thoughts in my mind


'Til all I know is I am loved


'Til all I know is I am loved


Flow, flow, river of love


Pour through the streets that run in my heart


I open to the promise You gave to us


I am ready, I am ready


For You to come


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Meaning & Inspiration

River of Love presents divine love as a current that reaches every hidden part of a person. Its central image moves through the streets of the heart, over the banks of the soul, and through the thoughts of the mind. That language gives shape to a prayer for trust, openness, and the assurance of being fully known and loved by God. The repeated readiness for God to come expresses surrender rather than self-reliance.

The river imagery closely echoes the biblical picture of life flowing from God and bringing renewal wherever it goes. The song also dwells on a love that can be received rather than earned, linking its prayer to the security described in Romans 8. As the verses move from learning to trust toward opening heart and hands, the lyric portrays spiritual restoration as an ongoing reception of divine love. Its repetition reinforces the desire for that love to fill thought, affection, and identity.

Related Scripture

  • Romans 8:38-39 Paul declares that nothing can separate believers from the love of God in Christ.
  • Ezekiel 47:9 Ezekiel portrays a life-giving river flowing from the presence of God.