Lyrics
Verse
How many times must I prove how much I love you
How many ways must my love for you I show
How many times must I rescue you from trouble
For you to know just how much I love you
Chorus
Didn't I wake you up this morning
Were you clothed in your right mind
When you walked on this problem
Didn't I step right in on time
When you got weak along life's journey
My angel carried you
So you would know just how much I love you
Verse 2
How many days must I be fence all around you
How many nights must I wipe your tears away
How many storms must I bring you safely through
For you to know just how much I love you
REPEAT CHORUS
Chorus 2
Didn't I put food on your able
Show UP! when your bills were due
When the pains were racking your badoy
Didn't I send a healing down to you
When you were lost in sin and sorrow
I died to set you free
So you would know just how much I love you
REPEAT CHORUS 2
So you would know, so you would know how much
So you would know, so you would know how much
So you would know just how much I love you
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Meaning & Inspiration
So You Would Know presents God’s care as steady, personal, and active in moments of need. Its questions recall daily mercies: waking, receiving provision, finding help in trouble, and being carried through weakness. The repeated answer is that these acts reveal a love that does not remain abstract. Images of protection, comfort, healing, and rescue give the song the character of a testimony framed as divine reassurance.
The second half moves from ordinary provision to redemption, naming Christ’s death as the decisive sign of love for those lost in sin and sorrow. That emphasis closely reflects the biblical link between the cross and God’s demonstrated love. The recurring phrase “so you would know” gathers every example into one message: grace is visible in both sustaining mercy and salvation. The song therefore holds gratitude, assurance, and the gospel together without treating hardship as evidence of abandonment.
Related Scripture
- Romans 5:8 Paul identifies Christ’s death for sinners as God’s demonstration of love.
- Psalm 34:17-18 The psalm describes the Lord as near to the brokenhearted and attentive to cries for help.