Lyrics
Verse:
Oh Lord would You come close
Everything else can wait
I am here for You alone
This is the time and place
Chorus:
Don't be far from me
I'm here waiting on You
God, I'm not moving
I'm here waiting on You
Verse:
Oh Lord when You draw near
Everything else will fade
Distractions disappear
Fear has been swept away
So here I stand with lifted hands
I'm crying out to You again
Bridge:
You are near
Always near to the broken hearted
You are Faithful and True
Oh-oh-oh-oh
You are good
Always good
I'm standing on Your promise
I will wait
I will wait for You
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Meaning & Inspiration
Here Waiting expresses focused dependence on the presence of God. The opening lines set every competing concern aside so that attention rests on the Lord alone. Waiting is not presented as indifference or inactivity; it is a steady posture of prayer, lifted hands, and confidence in divine nearness. As distractions fade, fear gives way to trust, and the singer remains in place rather than searching for another source of help.\n\nThe bridge closely reflects the biblical description of God as near to the brokenhearted. It also joins that assurance to the confession that God is faithful, true, and good. The promise to wait therefore rests on character rather than changing emotion. Language about crying out and standing on a promise gives the song the shape of a lament that has already begun to turn toward hope. Through simple repetition, the lyric emphasizes patient attention: the Lord is sought above everything else, his nearness answers fear, and his faithfulness provides sufficient ground to remain expectant in prayer.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 34:18 The psalm says the Lord is near to the brokenhearted.
- Psalm 130:5 The psalmist waits for the Lord and places hope in his word.
- Lamentations 3:25-26 The passage describes the Lord as good to those who wait for him.