That's When I'll Give Up (On Loving You)
Natalie Grant's song "That's When I'll Give Up (On Loving You)" is a heartfelt declaration of unconditional love, likely written from a parent to a child or from one partner to another. The lyrics emphasize that love does not require perfection, and the singer promises to love through any circumstance, using impossible scenarios like the sun rising at midnight or snow falling in June to illustrate the enduring nature of that love. The song conveys themes of commitment, acceptance, and steadfastness, offering reassurance that the beloved will always be supported and cherished. While not explicitly religious, its message of unwavering love can resonate with Christian themes of God's faithful and unconditional love.
No heartbeat is always steady
Angels have halos already
Please- don't think you're proving
Yourself all the time
I don't need you to be perfect
I know the wait will be worth it
You and me baby we're only just
Learning to shine
You should know
This my love
How far I'll go
Here's when I'll give up
[Chorus:]
When the sun is coming up at midnight
When the clocks have all run out of time
When the snow- falls in june
That's when I'll give up (on loving you)
When the earth is finished spinning around
When it's raining up instead of down
When a dream-can't come true
When the rivers all run out of blue
That's when I'll give up (on loving you)
You'll never run out of chances
I don't need you to have all the answers
Love isn't something that has to be
Put to the test
Love like this
Can't be undone
I'm telling you
If the day should come
[Repeat Chorus]
As you're walking through the world
You gotta know
I'll be with you everywhere you go
You can spread your wings or run
Back to my arms
I will always hold you in my heart- baby
You'll always be
A part of me
Baby can't you see
[Repeat Chorus]