[Verse 1]
Have you found the Lord?
Is He in the wind?
Yes, yes, yes, He's in the wind
[Verse 2]
And have you found the Lord?
Is He in the storm?
Yes, yes, yes, He's in the storm
[Chorus]
'Cause Christ is in ten thousand places
At present, high and low
Where could I, where could I, where could I go?
[Verse 3]
And have you found the Lord?
Is He in your tears?
Yes, yes, yes, He's in my tears
[Verse 4]
Oh, and He found the Lord
As a patient friend
Yes, yes, yes, He is my friend
[Chorus]
'Cause Christ is in ten thousand places
At present, high and low
Where could I, where could I, where could I go?
[Chorus]
'Cause Christ is in ten thousand places
At present, high and low
Where could I, where could I, where could I go?
Oh, where could I, where could I, where could I go?
[Verse 5]
Have you found the Lord?
Is He always good?
Yes, yes, yes, the Lord is good
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Have You Found the Lord?
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Sep 10, 2026 updated
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Song Meaning
Built on a call-and-response question, this song keeps asking where the Lord can be found and answers each time with a plain, confident yes. The verses place him in the wind, the storm, and a person's tears, then shift to something more intimate: a patient friend who is present in the middle of grief. The chorus widens the frame, insisting that Christ is in ten thousand places, both high and low, which turns the repeated question "where could I go?" from anxious searching into a kind of relieved wonder. The final verse lands on goodness as a settled fact rather than a feeling. The simplicity of the lyrics is the point; nothing is argued or explained, and the repetition works like a congregation answering back. It reads less like a doctrinal statement and more like a song sung while walking through something hard, noticing that the presence of God keeps showing up in the very places you would least expect to find it.
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