Jesus Culture + Kim Walker-Smith - All I Need is You Lyrics
Lyrics
I left my fear by the side of the road
Hear You speak, You won't let go
Fall to my knees, as I lift my hands to pray
Got every reason to be here again
Father's heart that draws me in
And all my eyes wanna see is a glimpse of You
All I need is You
All I need is You, Lord, is You, Lord
All I need is You
All I need is You, Lord, is You, Lord
One more day, and it's not the same
Your Spirit calls my heart to sing
Drawn to the voice of my Savior once again
Where would my soul be without Your Son
Gave His life to save the earth
Rest in the thought that You're watching over me
All I need is You
All I need is You
All I need is You
All I need is You
You hold the universe
You hold everyone on earth
You hold the universe
You hold, You hold
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" All i need is You " Kim Walker Jesus Culture
Meaning & Inspiration
Released as part of Jesus Culture's 2007 album "We Cry Out," "All I Need is You" featuring Kim Walker-Smith stands as a powerful declaration of singular devotion and complete reliance on the divine. The song's core message resonates with an unwavering focus on the sufficiency of God, presenting Him not as one need among many, but as the singular, all-encompassing necessity for a fulfilling existence. This sentiment finds deep roots in scripture, echoing the psalmist's declaration in Psalm 73:25, "Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you." The lyric's profound simplicity belies a complex theology of contentment and surrender, suggesting that an intense personal relationship with God eclipses any earthly aspiration or comfort. This echoes the Apostle Paul's own testimony in Philippians 4:11-13, where he famously states he has learned to be content in any circumstance, recognizing that "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." The song captures this spirit of absolute dependence, painting a picture of a soul that finds its ultimate satisfaction and provision in God alone, mirroring the promise in Matthew 6:33, "But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well." "All I Need is You" isn't just a hopeful anthem; it's a robust theological statement about the nature of true fulfillment, asserting that in God's presence and His all-sufficiency, every other want and need is rendered secondary, or even superfluous. It’s a profound reminder that the deepest longing of the human heart is met not in fleeting possessions or temporal successes, but in the abiding presence and unfailing love of God, as articulated in Psalm 16:11: "You make known to me the path of life; in your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore." This song therefore serves as a compelling invitation to re-evaluate our dependencies, urging a reorientation towards the one true source of all good things.