Seasons
Chris August's song "Seasons" uses the changing seasons as a metaphor for the constancy of God's love. The lyrics contrast the temporary nature of seasons and friendships with the unchanging, reliable love of God, which remains steady through all of life's ups and downs. The song expresses joy and gratitude for this enduring love, celebrating that it is not fleeting like a season but permanent and unshakeable. It encourages listeners to find hope and security in God's faithful presence, which transcends time and circumstance.
Seasons come and then they go
Just like some friends I used to know
But you've been there come rain or shine
Just like the warm sun doesn't change its mind
You got me dancing like some autumn leaves
Cool as a summer breeze
You got me, yeah, you got me
Falling like the winter snow
Spring comes and leaves the old
You got me, yeah, cause I've been
Waiting for the feeling
More than just a season
To know what's hot
You gotta know what's cold
And when it froze
Had to let it go
Now what I've got is not a season thing
Cause time can pass and it won't change
You got me dancing like some autumn leaves
Cool as a summer breeze
You got me, yeah, you got me
Falling like the winter snow
Spring comes & leaves the old
You got me, yeah, cause I've been
Waiting for the feeling
More than just a season
Life follows no rules
It pushes, it pulls
But then there's you
Unchangeable, unshakeable love
You got me dancing like some autumn leaves
Cool as a summer breeze
You got me, you got me
Falling like the winter snow
Spring comes & leaves the old
You got me, cause I've been
Waiting for the feeling
More than just a season
From the warm July
To December nights
Your love won't change
It's not a season thing