Lyrics
We wait here in the silence
When there's nothing left to say
Where the promise of a breakthrough
Is just a breath away
We lean into Your presence
As Your glory fills this place
And the power of Your spirit
Leaves nothing here unchanged
We want more, we want more
More of You
We won't move, we won't move
Until You do
There's no limit, there's no ceiling
To all that He can do
The possibilities are endless
When our God is in the room
Where You are there is freedom
Where You are there is life
Where there's hunger and surrender
You'll be there every time
We want more, we want more
More of You
We won't move, we won't move
Until You do
We want more, we want more
More of You
We won't move, we won't move
Until You do
We want more, we want more
More of You
We want more, we want more
More of You
Fresh fire, fresh wind
Come and do something new in us again
Do something new again
Revival within
Come and do something new in us again
Do something new again
Fresh fire, fresh wind
Come and do something new in us again
Do something new again
Revival within
Come and do something new in us again
Do something new again
Fresh fire, fresh wind
Come and do something new in us again
Do something new again
Revival within
Come and do something new in us again
Do something new again
We want more, we want more
More of You
We won't move, we won't move
Until You do
We want more, we want more
More of You
We won't move, we won't
Move until You do
We want more, we want more
More of You
We want more, we want more
More of You
We want more, we want more
More of You
We won't move, we won't move
Until You do
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Meaning & Inspiration
More of You is a prayer of patient expectancy for God’s presence and renewing work. Silence is not treated as absence; it becomes a place of waiting, surrender, and hope for change. The repeated refusal to move until God acts expresses dependence on divine action rather than confidence in human activity, while the language of fresh fire and fresh wind asks for inward revival by the Holy Spirit.
The song connects God’s presence with freedom and life, themes that closely echo Paul’s statement that freedom is found where the Spirit of the Lord is. Its image of waiting in silence also recalls biblical prayers that rest expectantly in God. References to hunger and surrender present renewal as a receptive posture, and the request for something new resembles prophetic language about God bringing forth a new work. Through its repeated chorus and bridge, the lyric remains focused on spiritual desire: more of God’s presence, transformation within, and confidence that no limit restricts what God can accomplish.
Related Scripture
- 2 Corinthians 3:17 Paul states that freedom is present where the Spirit of the Lord is.
- Psalm 62:5 The psalm directs the soul to wait silently and expectantly for God.
- Isaiah 43:19 God announces that he is doing a new thing among his people.