Lyrics
Verse 1
Even though I can't see
And I can't feel your touch
I will trust you lord
How I love you so much
Though my nights my seem long
And I feel so alone
Lord my trust is in you
I surrender to you
Bridge
So many painful thoughts
Travel through my mind
And I wonder how
I will make it through this time
Chorus
But I trust you
Lord it's not easy
Sometimes the pain in my life
Makes you seem far away
But I'll trust you
I need to know you're here
Through the tears and the pain
Through the heartache and rain
I'll trust you
Verse 2
Everything that I see
Tells me not to believe
But I'll trust you lord
You have never failed me
My past still controls me
Will this hurt ever leave?
I can only trust you
No one else like you do
Bridge
Chorus
Vamp
I can
I will
I must
Trust you (Repeat)
I will
Trust you (Repeat)
Modulation
I will
Trust you (Repeat)
Modulation
I'll trust you (x3)
I will (Repeat)
God will make a way (x4)
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Meaning & Inspiration
“I Trust You” gives voice to faith under pressure rather than faith after every problem has disappeared. The verses acknowledge loneliness, painful thoughts, tears, heartache, and the lingering influence of the past. None of those struggles is minimized. Instead, the chorus repeatedly places trust in the Lord even when his presence feels distant and circumstances argue against belief. Surrender becomes the answer to uncertainty, and the closing repetitions turn a difficult confession into firm resolve.
The song’s language closely reflects Proverbs 3, which calls for trust in the Lord instead of dependence on personal understanding. Its movement through fear and pain also resembles Psalm 56, where trust is declared in the midst of fear, not in its absence. The final assurance that God will make a way fits Isaiah 43’s image of the Lord creating a path through wilderness and waters. Across the lyric, trust is presented as continued dependence on God’s proven faithfulness, especially when sight, feeling, and memory offer reasons to doubt.
Related Scripture
- Proverbs 3:5-6 The passage calls for trust in the Lord rather than personal understanding.
- Psalm 56:3-4 The psalmist chooses trust in God while afraid.
- Isaiah 43:19 The verse describes God making a way in the wilderness.