Taste And See

Paul Baloche builds this worship song around a single invitation: come and find out for yourself that the Lord is good. The opening lines echo the psalmist's call to taste and see, then extend it with a second image — drinking from a living well and never thirsting again. The verses turn to Jesus as the bread of life, described as broken and poured out, and tie His sacrifice directly to our ability to know the Father's love. That movement from physical hunger and thirst to spiritual satisfaction gives the song its shape, and the chorus keeps circling back to the same confident claim, adding the personal testimony that He has been good to me. The repetition is deliberate, the way a congregation learns a melody by heart, and the bridge shifts into direct address — Oh yes, You have, Lord — before closing with the familiar hymn line about God's great faithfulness. It is simple, declarative worship, more interested in inviting the listener into experience than in explaining doctrine, and it lands on gratitude rather than abstraction.