All I Ever Have To Be
Amy Grant's song 'All I Ever Have To Be' is a gentle reminder of identity and purpose in God. The lyrics speak to the pressure of trying to meet expectations and the relief found in realizing that our worth comes from being created by God. The song encourages listeners to embrace who God made them to be, rather than striving for more or less. It reflects a theme of surrender and trust in God's plan, with a message of peace and acceptance. The song's tone is reflective and comforting, emphasizing that our goodness comes from God's work in us.
When the weight of all my dreams
Is resting heavy on my head
And the thoughtful words of help and hope
Have all been nicely said
But I'm still hurting, wondering if I'll ever be the one
I think I am - I think I am
Then you gently re-remind me
That You've made me from the first
And the more I try to be the best
The more I get the worst
And I realize the good in me is only there because of who You are
Who You are...
And all I ever have to be is what You've made me
Any more or less would be a step out of Your plan
As you daily recreate me help me always keep in mind
That I only have to do what I can find
And all I ever have to be
All I have to be
All I ever have to be is what You've made me