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Hillsong UNITED - Heaven Knows Lyrics

Artist:
Hillsong UNITED

Lyrics

Hold my heart, don't let it bleed no more
Sometimes forgiveness is like a man at war
God only knows why love is worth the fall
Maybe that's what makes it love
Maybe that's what makes it love


I can hear it now, the everlasting sound
Roaring like a lion deep within me
I won't hold it long, I wasn't made that strong
Sweet surrender, hold my heart and not let go
I'm letting go


And Heaven knows
I love you so


Hold my heart, don't let it break like fear
Sometimes a moment feels like a thousand years
God only knows why love is drenched in tears
Maybe that's what makes it love
Maybe that's what makes it love


I can hear it now, the everlasting sound
Roaring like a lion deep within me
I won't hold it long, I wasn't made that strong
Sweet surrender, hold my heart and not let go
I'm letting go


And Heaven knows
I love you so


(How great Your love is)
(How great Your love is)
Then sings my soul
Then sings my soul
How great Your love is
How great Your love is
Then sings my soul
Then sings my soul
How great Your love is
How great Your love is


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Meaning & Inspiration

Heaven Knows explores love, forgiveness, pain, and surrender through the image of a heart that needs to be held. The opening admits that forgiveness can feel like conflict and that love may involve risk, tears, and apparent weakness. Rather than resolving those tensions with easy certainty, the song moves toward release. The everlasting sound within the singer becomes a call to stop holding on through personal strength and to entrust the wounded heart to God.

The repeated confession that heaven knows the depth of love is followed by worship focused on the greatness of divine love. That transition gives the song a prayerful direction: personal affection and suffering are placed within a larger awareness of Gods care. Psalm 34:18 offers a close biblical connection through its assurance that the Lord is near to the brokenhearted. Romans 5:8 grounds divine love in the self-giving work of Christ, while Ephesians 3 speaks of love whose dimensions exceed full comprehension. The closing repetition turns struggle into surrender and allows gratitude to become the final response.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 34:18 The psalm says the Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.
  • Romans 5:8 God demonstrates his love through Christs death for sinners.
  • Ephesians 3:18-19 Paul describes the immeasurable dimensions of the love of Christ.