Lyrics
Verse 1
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
Chorus
Find me grateful
Find me thankful
Find me on my knees
Find me dreaming
Find me singing
Find me lost in Your grace
Verse 2
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
Chorus
Find me grateful
Find me thankful
Find me on my knees
Find me dreaming
Find me singing
Find me lost in Your grace
Verse 2
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
Chorus
Find me grateful
Find me thankful
Find me on my knees
Find me dreaming
Find me singing
Find me lost in Your grace
Find me grateful
Find me thankful
Find me on my knees
Find me dreaming
Find me singing
Find me lost in Your grace
Outro
Find me grateful
Find me thankful
Find me on my knees
Find me dreaming
Find me singing
Find me lost in Your grace...
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Find Me presents surrender through images of kneeling, bowed wheat, dust, breath, and grace. The first verse describes a worshiper lowering himself before the One he loves, while the chorus asks to be found grateful, thankful, prayerful, and absorbed in divine grace. Rather than treating humility as defeat, the song portrays it as the fitting posture of someone who has been met by love.
The garden imagery in the second verse appears to echo the creation of humanity from dust and the breath of life in Genesis. Here that picture becomes a prayer for renewed hope to fill the soul. The repeated phrase about being found by love shifts the emphasis from human striving to divine welcome. Gratitude, worship, and dependence remain closely joined throughout the song, making its central theme a quiet yielding before God and a desire for every inward response to be shaped by grace.
Related Scripture
- Genesis 2:7 God forms the man from dust and breathes life into him, imagery echoed in the second verse.
- Psalm 95:6 The psalm calls worshipers to bow and kneel before the Lord their Maker.