Kinda Wild

A string of questions drives the song, and each one imagines God doing something personal: "Are you singing," "Are you dancing," "Are you laughing." Even quiet gets a place in the list ("Is it just a whisper / Cause that tends to be your style") before the lyric admits that the love in play "can be kinda wild."

The refrain turns that wonder into a prayer: "come and change my focus." The singer confesses not noticing "where you're going near enough" and asks to see what God has been "doing over us." A later verse offers a gentler answer to restlessness: "Maybe all you're asking / Is just to slow it down and breathe," since the thing being chased unseen has been "right beside me" all along.

The bridge breaks loose with "Now the roof's off" and a call "outta my mind," as noticing grows into something bigger than expectation. Scripture lines up with a God who sings over his people (Zephaniah 3:17), who came to Elijah in a gentle whisper (1 Kings 19:12), and who tells his people to be still (Psalm 46:10).