A childlike love I had
When we first began
We ran and I fell behind
I've been stuck here all this time
You waited like a lover
Who couldn't let go of his bride
I turned my back away from You
Didn't shed a tear or cry

[Chorus]
But I'm falling for You now
I'm coming back to the place where we parted
It's for real this time
So I'll be here waiting where we started

My feet were bruised
I tried but I couldn't fill Your shoes
I went my way
I bought the lie that I was all grown up
Didn't need You in my life
The winter left me cold and frozen
Looking for the truth
But searching for the sun
I found the place where I met You

[Chorus]

It feels so good
To be in Your arms
You never left me
I just chose to stay behind
I want to thank You for Your love
That gives me freedom
To run back, to come back

[Chorus]


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Falling for You Lyrics as written by Jodie Wilson Ashley Robles

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    This song talkes about the fellowship broken between man and God. God shows us sacrificial love and mercy and restores us. He talkes about "coming back where we parted". God restores us so we can experience his love again.

    HawkMan7722on November 04, 2009   Link

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