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I Am They - The Water (Meant for Me) Lyrics

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I Am They

Lyrics

This far He has held us


Through the waters as they crash against


This far He is with us, He is for us


Through the stormy depths


I will soar on wings like eagles


O God, You’ve carried me


This far, this far


There is power, victory, hope


For the broken hearted


Healing meant for me


There is goodness, justice, rest


For the weak and weary


Love that’s meant for me


This far He has lead us


Through the darkness to the light of day


This far He has shown us


Love and mercy and unfailing grace


When my hope is lost in the shadows


This promise You have made -


It’s not far, not far


There is power, victory, hope


For the broken hearted


Healing meant for me


There is goodness, justice, rest


For the weak and weary


Love that’s meant for me


When the water, the water, the water is crashing over


He’s gonna, He’s gonna, He’s gonna, He’s gonna save us


The water, the water, the water is crashing over


He’s gonna rescue us


There is power, victory, hope


For the broken hearted


Healing meant for me


There is goodness, justice, rest


For the weak and weary


Love that’s meant for me


When the water, the water, the water is crashing over


He’s gonna, He’s gonna, He’s gonna, He’s gonna save us


The water, the water, the water is crashing over


He’s gonna rescue us


(Adam Palmer, Abbie Parker, David Leonard)


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Meaning & Inspiration

“The Water (Meant for Me)” uses storm and flood imagery to confess that God remains present when pressure rises. Its verses look backward at divine faithfulness and forward with confidence, joining rescue, healing, justice, rest, mercy, and grace in a single declaration of hope. The movement from darkness toward daylight reinforces the assurance that distress does not have the final word.

The line about soaring on wings like eagles directly echoes Isaiah 40:31, where those who hope in the Lord receive renewed strength. The recurring waters also recall Isaiah 43:2 and its promise of God’s presence when his people pass through overwhelming circumstances. By repeating that God will save and rescue, the chorus turns fear into dependence. The song does not deny weakness or brokenness; instead, it locates help in the God who carries, restores, and remains for his people when the waters crash over them.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 40:31 Those who hope in the Lord renew their strength and soar on wings like eagles.
  • Isaiah 43:2 God promises to remain with his people when they pass through overwhelming waters.