More Of You

The song opens with a confession rather than a victory lap: the singer calls himself living proof that his own best efforts fall short, admitting he gets tangled in self-absorption and in the storms he passes through. The turn comes in the refusal to quit — instead of giving up, he gives it up, handing control to God and asking simply to be shown where to go. That surrender is repeated as a chorus of small, concrete decisions: follow where you lead, love because you were loved first. A second verse turns to priorities, describing a life he needs to lose and eyes that drift from God, and lands on a paradox worth sitting with — knowing he isn't enough is itself enough for God. The bridge is the emotional center, a prayer from the floor for more of God and less of self, paired with the desire to be more like him and a longing for the day when, face to face, he hears his name spoken and runs into open arms. The language stays plain and repetitive, built for singing rather than explaining.