And we will never settle for less
We know there is more that’s found in You
And we will never settle for less
We know there is more that’s found in You
We will never settle for less
We know there is more that’s found in You
We will never settle for less
We know there is more that’s found in You
It’s in You Lord, It’s in You Lord
We know, there is more that’s found in You
It’s in You Lord, It’s in You Lord
We know, there is more that’s found in You
It’s in You Lord, It’s in You Lord
We know, there is more that’s found in You
It’s in You Lord, It’s in You Lord
We know, there is more that’s found in You
I wanna do things your way
Your way, your way, your way
Your way is our away
We will never settle for less
We know there is more that’s found in You
We will never settle for less
We know there is more that’s found in You
It’s in You Lord, It’s in You Lord
We know, there is more that’s found in You
We are in You Lord, in You Lord
We know, there is more that’s found in You
Settle For Less
Khaya Mthethwa keeps "Settle for Less" to a handful of lines, repeated with almost no variation: we will never settle for less, there is more found in you. It reads less like a song with verses to unpack and more like a single decision stated over and over — close to Paul's language about counting everything else as loss compared to what's found in Christ, the same trade of a lesser, more available thing for something worth more but harder to reach. The one turn in the lyric — "I wanna do things your way" — reframes "more" away from personal gain and toward surrendered direction, the shift from wanting more from God to wanting God's way specifically. Musically and lyrically it's built for repetition rather than narrative, the kind of song that works because a congregation can pick it up in one listen and mean it by the third repeat, not because it has a story to follow.