[Verse 1]
I can't trust the stars
They're too far away
Can't trust my mind
That changes everyday
Can't trust my hands
To hold my world up
And I can't trust the world
To teach me how to love
[Pre-Chorus]
So why would I keep on trying to trust myself?
When you're the only one that ever hears every cry for help
[Chorus]
You have all my heart
The rest of my life
The breath of every breath
It was never mine
All yours from the start
Just took me some time
All doubts aside
The proving truths and
There is nothing I can't trust you with
[Verse 2]
I trust that you catch
Me each time I fall
I trust that you move
When I can't move at all
You steady my steps
When I lose my way
And you welcome me home
Without any shame
[Chorus]
You have all my heart
The rest of my life
The breath of every breath
It was never mine
All yours from the start
Just took me some time
All doubts aside
The proving truths and
There is nothing I can't trust you with
[Bridge]
What would I do apart from this grace I'm in?
Anything I ever give you gets better in your hands
[Chorus]
You have all my heart
The rest of my life
The breath of every breath
It was never mine
All yours from the start
Just took me some time
All doubts aside
The proving truths and
There is nothing I can't trust you with
[Outro]
Nothing I can't trust you with
(Can't) Trust You
Rachel Purcell's song is a heartfelt declaration of trust in God. The lyrics express a journey from relying on unreliable things like stars, one's own mind, or the world, to placing complete confidence in God alone. The chorus emphasizes giving God all of one's heart and life, acknowledging that everything belongs to Him. The song conveys a sense of surrender and peace, trusting God to catch us when we fall and guide our steps. It reflects a personal testimony of learning to trust God fully, with a message of grace and assurance that nothing is too big to entrust to Him.