Your Love Is Enough

Built almost entirely on a repeated question, the song asks who could possibly quiet its longings, wash away doubt, or rescue a person from their own foolishness when feelings inevitably fade. The answer arrives not as an argument but as a confession: love that is enough. A second round of questions pushes into darker territory — being found in darkness, being helped to stand, being loved exactly as one is — before the chorus returns with the image of a harbor in a lonely storm. The bridge shifts the whole thing inward, repeating the phrase "in my maker's arms" until it lands on being whole and coming home. There is no dramatic resolution here, just a steady return to the same line, which is the point: the song treats God's love as a place to rest rather than a problem to solve. The plain, hymn-like repetition makes it feel less like a performance and more like something whispered to oneself in the middle of the night.