Salvation Mountain
Lauren Daigle's song "Salvation Mountain" is a worshipful anthem about transformation and hope. She sings of God turning her rags into riches, mess into marvelous, and brokenness into beauty. The lyrics express a journey toward a place of change and freedom, where fears become faith and hopelessness turns to happiness. She acknowledges her tears as testimony and struggles as victories, trusting in God's faithfulness. The song conveys a sense of leaving the past behind and embracing a future written by God, who goes before her and reminds her of her identity. It's an uplifting invitation to meet God at this metaphorical mountain of salvation.
You turn my rags into riches
My mess into marvelous
My broken into beautiful
Like only You can
You take my fear into faith
My hopelessness to happiness
My loneliness into living
It's where You're takin' me
I'm on my way to Salvation Mountain, yeah
I'm here to be changed, I'm here to be free
I'm on my way to Salvation Mountain
Won't You come and meet me there once again?
Now, my tears are a testimony
My sadness is a strong joy
A struggles turns to victory
It's Your faithfulness to me
I'm on my way to Salvation Mountain
I'm here to be changed, I'm here to be free
I'm on my way to Salvation Mountain
Won't You come and meet me there once again?
The past is behind me
The future is in front of me, yeah
I throw my worries away
'Cause I know You're still writin' my story
No matter the distance
I know You will go before me
You take me by the hand, remind me who I am
You're here to show me the way
I'm on my way, oh, to Salvation Mountain
I'm here to be changed, I'm here to be free
I'm on my way, oh, yeah, to Salvation Mountain
Won't You come and meet me there?
Won't You come and meet me there?
Won't You come and meet me there once again?