Song of Solomon
Jesus Culture's 'Song of Solomon' with Martin Smith is a worship song inspired by the biblical Song of Solomon, expressing a deep, intimate longing for God's presence. The lyrics use imagery of mountains, seas, valleys, and darkness to depict God as a pursuing lover who comes to comfort and rescue. The song conveys a sense of vulnerability and need, while also affirming a commitment to return to God. It emphasizes God's faithful love and the believer's response of running back to Him, offering hope and reassurance in times of sadness and fear.
Over the mountains, over the sea
Here You come running, my Lover to me
When I feel the cold of winter
In this cloak of sadness, I need You
Oh the evil things that shake me
All the words that break me I need You
Over the mountains, over the sea
Here You come running, my Lover to me
Do not hide me from Your presence
Pull me from these shadows, I need You
Beauty wrap Your arms around me
Sing Your song of courage, I need You
Over the mountains, over the sea
Here You come running, my Lover to me
Oh, through the valleys, through the dark of night
Here You come running, to hold me till it's light
I'll come running, I'll come running, I'll come running back to You