I am taken
I am not my own
I am floating
Teach me how to fly
I am Solomon
Waiting to sing his song
I am for you, I am for you

And I am older
But I feel so new
I am unfaithful
I am true
You know I'm so in love with you
I am all these things
But I'm nothing without you


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    Finally, a song without the influence of failed relationships and worldly love. No offense to the other listeners of this band, but i can connect with this song so much more because it talks about the only relationship that i forever enjoy having: My relationship with Christ. As a Christian, songs like this bring a whole new passion for Christ. "Song of Solomon" Old Testament book in the Bible. First Stanza: Talks about being enthralled with Christ and living your life like Jesus did [i am not my own]. Then it talking about how trusting in God gives you freedom from walking in this dark world and asking God to lead you Second Stanza: Calling to God to give what we need, His gudience, His grace. Third Stanza: Talks about being reborn in Christ, but we are all born sinners and we can't help but be unfaithful at times, but we pray to him in truth [because of the shed blood on the cross]. Forth Stanza: Showing love for God and giving our all to Him, but realizing that its not enough, we're not able to give enough. And without him, we are nothing but worldly vessels that have nothing to live for besides our own desires.

    I encourage all of you that need love like this in your life. You won't be disappointed by God, only by what the world preaches and the darkness that consumes us. Songs like this make me tear-up because by God's grace i've come to know a neverending love that will bless me for all eternity. -God Bless

    shineHislighton August 05, 2008   Link

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