Here Again
Lydia Laird's song "Here Again" is a heartfelt worship ballad about relying on God's presence in the midst of life's uncertainties. The lyrics acknowledge human limitations and the inability to control the future, while expressing a deep desire for God to meet the singer in the present moment. The song draws on imagery of walking through valleys and God's glory appearing in weakness, and it affirms that God has never forsaken the believer. It also invokes the Holy Spirit to awaken and renew, echoing the vision of dry bones coming to life. Overall, it's a prayerful plea for God's nearness and a declaration of trust in His faithful presence.
Can't go back to the beginning
Can't control what tomorrow will bring
But I know here in the middle
Is the place where You promise to be
I'm not enough unless You come
Will You meet me here again
'Cause all I want is all You are
Will You meet me here again
As I walk now through the valley
Let Your love rise above every fear
Like the sun shaping the shadow
In my weakness Your glory appears
I'm not enough unless You come
Will You meet me here again
'Cause all I want is all You are
Will You meet me here again
I'm not enough unless You come
Will You meet me here again
'Cause all I want is all You are
Will You meet me here again
Not for a minute
Was I forsaken
The Lord is in this place
The Lord is in this place
Come Holy Spirit
Dry bones awaken
The Lord is in this place
The Lord is in this place
Not for a minute
Was I forsaken
The Lord is in this place
The Lord is in this place
Come Holy Spirit
Dry bones awaken
The Lord is in this place
The Lord is in this place
I'm not enough unless You come
Will You meet me here again