In open fields of wild flowers
She breathes the air and flies away
She thanks her Jesus for the daisies
And the roses in no simple language
Someday she'll understand
The meaning of it all

He's more than the laughter
Or the stars in the heaven
As close as a heartbeat
Or song on her lips
Someday she'll trust Him
And learn how to see Him
Someday He'll call her
And she will come running
She fall in His arms
The tears will fall down
And she'll pray

I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you

Sitting silent wearing Sunday best
The sermon echoes through the walls
A great salvation through it
Calls to the people
Who stare into nowhere
And can't feel the chains on their souls

He's more than the laughter
Or the stars in the heaven
As close as a heartbeat
Or song on her lips
Someday we'll trust Him
And learn how to see Him
Someday He'll call us
And we will come running
We'll fall in His arms
The tears will fall down
And we'll pray

I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you

We want to pray
It seems to easy to call You 'Savior'
Not close enough to call You 'God'
So as I sit and think of
The words I can mention
To show my devotion

I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you
I want to fall in love with you


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Love Song for a Savior Lyrics as written by Dan Haseltine Charlie Lowell

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    this song reminds me of one guy i knew. there was a huge campfire, round 3 a.m. and he just took the guitar and started singing this song. we all listened to it and watched the fire as he sang. very few people knew the words but at the end every one was going "i want to fall in love with you" with him. Grant, are you there?

    wild floweron July 01, 2002   Link
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    this song talks about this girl who "thanks her Jesus for the daisies and the roses", she knows who Jesus is and that God is her Creator, but nothing more than that.

    "someday she'll understand the meaning of it all" that Jesus is more than just "the laughter or the stars in the heavens" and she'll understand that He is "as close as a heartbeat or song on her lips"

    He'll call her and she will come running to him and see Him not as just her Creator, but as her the Lover of her life and she will truly KNOW Him and fall in love with Him.

    This gives me hope for some of my friends, that hopefully one day they will run to Him and see Him as more than just the One who watches over, and see Him as the One who wants to be part of our lives, He wants to be our whole life. I pray that someday they will fall in love with Him.

    malli321on July 03, 2002   Link
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    Best song in the WHOLE world :D God Bless†

    Jarsofclay76on May 28, 2002   Link
  • +1
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    this song is AWESOME, and its my personal song, it reminds me of my relationship with Jesus :)

    eloisenaomion June 24, 2004   Link
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    I love that this song is a call back to what faith is all about - loving Jesus. It's not just about going to church and hearing sermons, it's about having the faith of a child and desire for a deep love for Christ.

    keepbabblingon October 16, 2004   Link
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    It seems too easy to call you "Savior", Not close enough to call you "God" So as I sit and think of words I can mention to show my devotion

    my favourite lines.

    bitter_stringson December 18, 2004   Link
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    One of these lyrics doesn't make sense

    Someday He'll call her And she will come running She fall in His arms The tears will fall down And she'll pray I want to fall in love with you

    If that stuff actually happens, then she already is in love with him so why is she praying for that to happen?

    smileyballon May 02, 2013   Link
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    love love love love it, i love it when i hear it on way fm. (if you live in the southeast, try to find way fm on your radio, it's so awesome)

    annemarie_on May 30, 2002   Link
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    This has been my favorite song for a long time. I fell in love with it the first time I heard it, and I never get tired of it. Every time I listen to it, I notice something new about it. it's simply amazing. "someday we'll trust Him and learn how to see Him. someday He'll call us and we will come running, fall in His arms, the tears will fall down and we'll pray."

    stargazer1326on June 19, 2002   Link
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    this is my fave JOC song. it's a beautiful song. and everytime i hear it, i sing along to it. i love it!

    MelbyJoyon July 04, 2002   Link

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