Lyrics
Chorus
We’ve come to draw
Draw, draw,
Draw from You again
Ehe ehe
I’ve come to draw
Draw, draw
Draw from You again
Iye eh iyeh eh
Chorus (Repeat)
We’ve come to draw
From Your well, Jesus
Draw from You again
Iye eh iyeh eh
We’ve come to draw
Draw, draw,
Draw from You again
Ehe ehe
Bridge (x2)
Lord, I’ve come to draw
Yesterday is gone
Today I’m in need
I want to draw from You again
I want to draw from You again
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Draw” by Victoria Orenze is a short worship song about coming back to God for what is needed. The chorus repeats, “We’ve come to draw, draw from You again,” and one line names “Your well, Jesus.” The picture is of drawing water, which recalls John 4:14, where Jesus speaks of water that becomes a spring in the one who drinks, and Isaiah 12:3, which speaks of drawing water from the wells of salvation.
The bridge gives the reason in plain words: “Yesterday is gone, today I’m in need, I want to draw from You again.” Yesterday’s supply is not enough for today, so the worshiper returns daily. This is close to Lamentations 3:22-23, where mercies are new every morning.
The song is built on repeated phrases and vocal sounds, so it works as a simple prayer of dependence. Its message is that God is a well that does not run dry.
Related Scripture
- John 4:14 Water that becomes a spring of life
- Isaiah 12:3 Drawing water from the wells of salvation
- Lamentations 3:22-23 Mercies new every morning