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Come To The River
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Aug 14, 2026 updated
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Brandon Lake's "Come to the River" is a worship song that invites listeners to find spiritual refreshment and satisfaction in Jesus, who is portrayed as the source of living water. The lyrics emphasize that those who are thirsty—whether for peace, healing, or freedom—can come to Him and be filled. The song references the biblical imagery of water as a symbol of life and cleansing, and it echoes the invitation from Revelation to come and drink freely. It's a gentle, encouraging call to draw near to God and experience His abundant grace and love.
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There's a life within these bones
There's a peace that calms us all
There's an love that ever flows, saying
"Come and drink
Come and drink from me"
Come to the river
Here in this water
We who thirst will find
Living water, flowing forever
Here from the Savior's side
All our thirsts will be satisfied (Come to the river)
All our thirsts will be satisfied
There's a well that never ends
Where Your healing flows within
There's a fountain running deep and saying
"Come and drink
Come and drink from me"
Come to the river
Here in this water
We who thirst will find
Living water, flowing forever
Here from the Savior's side
All our thirsts will be satisfied (Come to the river)
All our thirsts will be satisfied
The Spirit and the pride say, "Come"
Let all who hear say, "Come"
There's freedom in the loving One
And in His living waters
The Spirit and the pride say, "Come"
Let all who hear say, "Come"
There's freedom in the loving One
And in His living waters
And in His living waters
Come to the river
Here in this water
We who thirst will find
Living water, flowing forever
Here from the Savior's side
All our thirsts will be satisfied (Come to the river)
All our thirsts will be satisfied
The Spirit and the pride say, "Come"
Let all who hear say, "Come"
There's freedom in the loving One
And in His living waters
The Spirit and the pride say, "Come"
Let all who hear say, "Come"
There's freedom in the loving One
And in His living waters
And in His living waters