See What I Mean
Ben Fuller's song reflects on personal transformation through faith in Jesus. He acknowledges that others notice his changed life, even if some think he's crazy. The lyrics encourage listeners to find meaning and purpose by embracing the cross and diving into God's grace. Fuller sings about planting roots in the old rugged cross and losing oneself to find true life. He addresses those tired of empty hopes and dead-end dreams, assuring them that the Father's love is accessible. The song also speaks of lifting one's head without shame, emphasizing that no one is beyond the reach of grace, and that faith expressed openly makes ordinary ground holy.
Lotta folks 'round here seem to know I've changed
Still a handful or more probably think I'm crazy
I never come back much and I don't stay long
No. My daddy don't pray but he'll hum my songs
No. My daddy don't pray but he'll hum my songs
Oh I planted my roots in that old rugged cross
Said I'd lose myself
I say it's worth the cost
When you find yourself in that sacred stream
Go on dive right in
You'll see what I mean
Have you ever grown tired of the same old same
A lotta hollowed-out hope and dead end dreams
No I didn't come here to change your mind
But the Father's love ain't hard to find
No. The Father's love ain't hard to find
Oh I planted my roots in that old rugged cross
Said I'd lose myself
I say it's worth the cost
When you find yourself in that sacred stream
Go on dive right in
You'll see what I mean
You'll see what I mean
You'll see what I mean
Ooh
Go on lift your head. No need for shame
None too far gone from the hands of grace
Believe in your heart and say it out loud
A seed well-sewn is holy ground
A seed well-sewn is holy ground
Go on and plant your roots in that old rugged cross
Gonna lose yourself, but it's worth the cost
When you find yourself in that sacred stream
Go on dive right in
You'll see what I mean
Lotta folks 'round here seem to know I've changed
Still a handful or more probably think I'm crazy