We Fall Down
Donnie McClurkin's song 'We Fall Down' is a gospel anthem about resilience and redemption. It acknowledges that everyone stumbles and makes mistakes, but emphasizes the importance of getting back up and continuing to trust God. The lyrics compare a saint to a sinner who fell down but refused to stay down, highlighting the grace and strength found in faith. The repetitive, encouraging message serves as a reminder that failure is not final, and that God's love and mercy provide the power to rise again. The song inspires perseverance and hope in the face of life's challenges.
We fall down
But we get up
We fall down
But we get up
We fall down
But we get up
For a saint is just a sinner who fell down,
But we couldn't stay there,
And got up
[repeat]
Get back up again [x6]
For a saint is just a sinner who fell down
And got up