How I Feel About You
Ellie Holcomb's song uses vivid nature imagery to describe her feelings about God, comparing His presence to a river in snow, an old friend's voice, and daisies growing through an abandoned church. The lyrics convey a sense of healing, hope, and the beauty of faith, with references to spring, honey, wind, and light. The song reflects on the idea of singing ancient songs and surrendering to the beauty of belonging to God. It is a gentle, poetic expression of love and trust in God's faithfulness.
Like a river in the snow
Or a road you go down, that you don't know
Where the sky meets ocean blue
That's how I feel about You
It's a heart that's on the mend
Or the voice of an old friend
It's the home you grow into
That's how I feel about You
I once saw this abandoned church
Daisies grew up through the dirt
It felt like heaven and it hurt
The roof was gone
But the sun was strong
It's the evergreens in the cold
Or a heart that won't grow old
It's the spring that pulls life through
That's how I feel about You
It's the honey from the bees
The wind dancing in the trees
It's the zinnias in Peru
That's how I feel about You
I once saw this abandoned church
Daisies grew up through the dirt
It felt like heaven and it hurt
The roof was gone
But the sun was strong
Bright colors
And the light in golden hours of summer
What if I could sing the ancient songs?
Surrender to the beauty that everything belongs
It's the silver in the sand
It's when my son still holds my hand
Got the window with the view
That's how I feel about You
All the light inside the moon
That's how I feel about You