[Verse 1]
Come gather around the table of the Lord
Find that he's the one you've been searching for
There is bread of life, there is new wine
Come it doesn't matter where you're wondering from
Or any of the good and bad you've done
There is space, there is grace for everyone
[Chorus]
Oh taste and see that he is good
His arms are wide his love is pure
A brand new life and hope assured
There's always room for one more
[Verse 2]
If you're tired if the heavy burden weighs you down
And your soul is dragging shackles on the ground
There's a table of rest if you come sit down
[Chorus]
Oh taste and see that he is good
His arms are wide his love is pure
A brand new life and hope assured
There's always room for one more
[Verse 3]
Amazing grace how sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me
I once was lost but now I'm found
Was blind but now I see
That he is good
His arms are wide his love is pure
A brand new life and hope assured
There's always room for one more
There's always room with an open door
There is always room for one more
Always Room
Song Meaning
Leeland builds "Always Room" around a table rather than a doorway — "come gather around the table of the Lord... there is bread of life, there is new wine." The invitation is deliberately unconditional about the past: "it doesn't matter where you're wondering from, or any of the good and bad you've done," refusing to sort people into acceptable and unacceptable categories before they're allowed to sit down.
"If you're tired, if the heavy burden weighs you down, and your soul is dragging shackles on the ground" names exhaustion specifically as a qualification rather than a disqualification — this table is described as rest, not another obligation to perform. Folding in "Amazing Grace" directly, unaltered, ties the song's modern invitation to the oldest and most familiar language of unearned mercy available.
The repeated closing line — "there's always room for one more" — never narrows as the song goes on; if anything it widens, ending on "an open door" rather than a completed guest list.