Lyrics
After we have listened to
Everything there is left to say
Watching the intended reality
Slowly fade away
Why is all we desire
Taken from our hand
Every dream is drifting away
There is understanding
For every-one who has ears to hear
No more looking over your shoulder
For someone to appear
Maybe you should be looking
Right into His eyes
So say goodbye to someone elses lies
I've got to know
Do you believe in love
In all the things
You've searched the world to find
But know nothing of
Through the sun, through the fire and rain
There is One who won't desert you again
(There is One who'll never hurt you)
If you believe in love
Some days I get up in the morning
And I wish I wasn't there
Life seems so incredibly lonely
When no one seems to care
But I've found somewhere
Within this heart a friend for life
To hold me close till all my fears subside
I've got know
Do you believe in love
In all the things
You've searched the world to find
But know nothing of
Through the sun, through the fire and rain
There is One who won't desert you again
(There is One who'll never hurt you)
If you believe in love
Don't you go, don't you go
Asking questions anymore
Don't you go, don't you go
Asking questions anymore
The answer lies waiting for you
Do you believe in love
In all the things
You've searched the world to find
But know nothing of
Through the sun, through the fire and rain
There is One who won't desert you again
(There is One who'll never hurt you)
If you believe in love
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song frames belief in divine love as an answer to disappointment, loneliness, and fading dreams. Its opening verses describe a world in which familiar hopes can slip away and human assurances can prove unreliable. Against that uncertainty, the chorus points to one faithful presence that remains through sunlight, fire, and rain. Love is therefore presented not merely as emotion, but as enduring companionship grounded in God.
The assurance that this presence will not desert a hurting person recalls Hebrews 13:5, where God promises never to leave or forsake His people. The same confidence also resembles Romans 8:38–39, which declares that no created thing can separate believers from the love of God in Christ. The song moves from restless searching toward a settled answer, while its repeated question keeps faith from sounding automatic or shallow. Personal loneliness is acknowledged plainly, yet despair does not receive the final word. Divine love becomes the stable friendship through which fear can subside and hope can return.
Related Scripture
- Hebrews 13:5 God promises never to leave or forsake His people.
- Romans 8:38-39 Nothing in creation can separate believers from God’s love in Christ.