Lyrics
I fall down upon the ground
Press my face against the earth
Till my heart it rises over my head
As the wheat it bows down low
When the autumn wind blows
I kneel before the One I love
Find me grateful
Find me thankful
Find me on my knees
Find me dreaming
Find me singing
Find me lost in Your grace
Like the dust that You first held
In a garden where You knelt
Pull me up against Your face again
Till the breath of Your hope
Fill the depths of my soul
Till all I know is I’ve been found by love
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Find Me” presents worship through images of humility, gratitude, and dependence on divine grace. The opening posture is physical and reverent: the singer falls to the ground, presses a face to the earth, and kneels before the One who is loved. Wheat bending in the autumn wind becomes a picture of willing surrender. The refrain gathers those images into a prayer to be found grateful, thankful, kneeling, dreaming, singing, and absorbed in grace.
The final verse reaches back to humanity’s creation from dust. Its garden imagery and appeal for renewed breath suggest Genesis 2:7, where God forms the human creature and gives life. Psalm 95:6 also closely matches the act of bowing and kneeling before the Maker. The song does not treat surrender as disappearance or defeat; instead, being low before God leads to being lifted, filled with hope, and found by love. Gratitude and humility therefore function as signs of a life receiving grace rather than trying to secure divine favor through effort.
Related Scripture
- Genesis 2:7 God forms humanity from dust and gives the breath of life, matching the final verse’s imagery.
- Psalm 95:6 The psalm calls worshipers to bow and kneel before the Lord their Maker.
- Colossians 3:15-17 The passage repeatedly joins gratitude with worship and singing.