Lyrics
Come just as you are to us
Always so strong in love
It's who you are
You satisfy everything
That this heart could ever need
It's who you are
From You come in new ways
You come in new ways we can't explain
We're here to answer, Your prayer
And be made one with You
'Cause You satisty my heart every time
You walk in the room
You satisty my heart every time, every time
I'm with You
You have no end or a limit
You overflow
And this love it's so vast
I could never grasp the depths of You
From You come in new ways
You come in new ways we can't explain
We're here to answer, Your prayers
And be made one with you
'Cause You satisfy my heart every time
You walk in the room
You satisfy my heart every time, every time
I'm with you
You satisfy my heart every time
You walk in the room
You satisfy my heart every time, every time
I'm with you
(Instrumental)
Now that I know you
I believe,
I believe
Now that I know you
'Cause You satisty my heart every time
You walk in the room
'Cause You satisty (my heart every time, every time)
(I'm with you)
'Cause You satisty (my heart every time)
(You walk in the room)
(You satisty my heart every time, every time)
(I'm with You)
So what do I have need of
(what do I have need of)
(what do I have need of)
(what do I have need of)
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Meaning & Inspiration
“You Satisfy” portrays God’s presence as the answer to the heart’s deepest need. The opening lines welcome Him as loving and strong, then move quickly to the central confession that nothing else can provide comparable fulfillment. Images of overflowing, limitless love give the song a sense of abundance, while the admission that its depth cannot be fully grasped preserves wonder. The repeated phrase about God entering the room makes satisfaction immediate and relational rather than abstract.
The lyric’s language recalls biblical prayers that describe God’s steadfast love as the source of lasting satisfaction. Its final question about having any remaining need also resembles the psalmist’s confidence that life with the Shepherd lacks nothing essential. References to becoming one with God and responding to His prayer emphasize communion and willing participation in His purposes. Even where the song becomes spontaneous and repetitive, its focus stays consistent: knowledge of God produces belief, His presence quiets competing desires, and His immeasurable love fills the heart.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 90:14 The psalm asks God to satisfy His people with steadfast love.
- Psalm 23:1 The psalmist’s Shepherd provides so that nothing essential is lacking.
- Ephesians 3:18-19 Paul describes Christ’s love as surpassing knowledge and bringing fullness.