Far Country
Ellie Holcomb's song 'Lost Kids' reflects on the boundless reach of God's love, especially for those who feel far from Him. The lyrics describe people who wander into a 'far country' or seek fulfillment in broken places, only to discover that God's love is spacious enough to find them anywhere—from heaven's heights to the depths of hell. The song emphasizes that God actively seeks the lost, desiring to bring them home. It carries a message of hope and redemption, reassuring listeners that no matter how dark or distant their journey, God's presence and love pursue them relentlessly.
Some people need to go find the far country
Some people need to drink from the well
Oh some people need to touch their scarred bodies
Oh some people need to get lost to find out
How spacious is the love of God?
No place I've been where He is not
From Heaven's heights to hell below
I've found no place, where He won't go
To bring back the lost kids
To bring us home
He wants the lost kids
To bring us home
Where are the lost kids?
Where did they go?
He wants the lost kids
To bring us home
Well the nights they get dark out there in the far country
When you're searching for something to give you some peace
Well the pieces I found out there now they just haunt me
I guess some people have to go dark just to see
How spacious is the love of God?
No place I've been where He is not
From Heaven's heights to hell below
I've found no place, where He won't go
To bring back the lost kids
To bring us home
He wants the lost kids
To bring us home
(Thank God, thank God)
Where are the lost kids?
Where did they go?
He wants the lost kids
To bring us home
To bring us home
Oh, to bring us home