Room
Rachael Lampa's song 'The Wild Ones' reflects on feeling lost and alone in a crowd, yet finding identity and purpose in God's personal attention. The lyrics describe a journey from isolation to awe, as the singer realizes God knows her name, sees her deeply, and has been patiently shaping her all along. The song emphasizes surrender and trust, with a recurring call to 'carry on' despite uncertainty. It's a gentle, introspective worship piece that celebrates God's intimate care and the security found in being known by Him.
I take the time to look around me
Another day in a crowd
These are the days I feel while everyone
Is moving on, I'm holding on, just holding on
All alone with everyone
Oblivious is how I want to be
To the world surrounding me
Cause you know my name and that's enough for me
I'm seeing what I think I see
You seeing me - even
Underneath the height of things
Who am I - comparatively
Against the wind - beside the sea
Through time and space - between the trees
Beneath the sky - on my knees
Behind the walls that made me feel free
You opened the door and you found me
Thought I was lost - guess I was wrong
You had it planned all along
And you made room for me
Now I'm forever in awe these days
Of the way you deal with me
Hard to believe that you can always be
Patiently creating still a better me
Always seeing deep inside the best in me
And I'm amazed at who I am
Carry on
Carry on