Leave A Light On
Chris Renzema's 'Leave A Light On' is a heartfelt plea for God's presence during a season of confusion and spiritual wandering. The singer admits to feeling lost, scattered, and far from home, yet clings to the promise that God is watching and will guide him back. The imagery of a porch light symbolizes hope and assurance in the midst of darkness. The song captures the tension between doubt and trust, ultimately affirming that God is all he needs. It's a raw, honest expression of faith, reminding listeners that even when they stray, God's light remains on for them.
When somewhere between the righteous and the rambling
Is where I find myself standing
And those flowers that You planted are too far away to see
I remember that You said You'd be watching
From that front porch by the garden
You said You'd leave a light on for me
'Cause I need a light on
So would You leave a light on for me?
'Cause this night's been so long
And it's getting the best of me
Been following feelings like they're breadcrumbs
And I'm scared 'cause I can't find them
And the forest and the trees all look the same to me
And they say that I seem centered
But inside my heart's so scattered
I need a light to shine on me
'Cause I need a light on
So would You leave a light on for me?
'Cause this night's been so long
And it's getting the best of me
I've been chasing the moon, following stars
Everywhere but where You are when You're all I need
Oh, You're all I need
'Cause I need a light on
Would You leave a light on?
When I'm feeling far from home
I'm holding on, holding on
I'm holding on, holding on
When I'm feeling far from home
I'm holding on, holding on
'Cause You're leaving the light on
I need a light on
Would You leave a light on for me?
'Cause this night's been so long
It's getting the best of me
I've been chasing the moon, following stars
Everywhere but where You are when You're all I need
Oh, You're all I need
'Cause I need a light on
Would You leave a light on for me?
Woah, oh
Yeah, I need a light on
Would You leave a light on for me?