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Roses

By Andrew Ripp

1,787 views Jul 4, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

Andrew Ripp's song 'Roses' reflects on God's foreknowledge of human pain and His redemptive plan through the cross. The lyrics use the imagery of roses—beauty emerging from thorns—to illustrate how God transforms sorrow into grace. The song acknowledges heartbreak and mistakes but emphasizes that God chose us anyway, planting the tree of the cross and wearing thorns out of love. It encourages listeners to find God in quiet moments and trust that winter precedes spring. The resurrection is presented as a present reality, making all things new. The song connects suffering with divine love and hope.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

Ever wonder what was on the mind of the maker

When He turned all of our sorrow into fields of grace 

Right here in the middle of earth and heaven 

Caught between the romance and the pain 

Can?t you see that


He must?ve known about the heartbreak long before us

He must?ve known about the mistakes, still He chose us

Planted the tree where He would die

Put thorns down the vine, and then He wore them

And love is the blood red stain, the beauty that the pain exposes 

Maybe that?s why God made roses 


God is in the whisper if you listen closely 

Winter means that spring is just a breath away

So don?t go any faster than this very moment 

Sing a hallelujah the pouring rain 

Can?t you see that


And just like petals falling to the ground

We fall in to the one who?s resurrection?s here and now

All things made new


He must?ve known about the heartbreak long before us

He must?ve known about the mistakes, still He chose us

Planted the tree where He would die

Put thorns down the vine, and then He wore them

And love is the blood red stain, the beauty that the pain exposes 

Maybe that?s why God made roses


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