You Still Have My Heart
Rita Springer's "You Still Have My Heart" is a worship song expressing awe and gratitude for God's creation and salvation. The lyrics reflect on the mysteries of nature, the wonder of being fearfully made, and the sacrifice of Jesus, whose blood brought new life. The singer declares that God's majesty captures her attention and His sovereignty earns her devotion, affirming that He still holds her heart. The song is a heartfelt thank offering, blending reverence for the Creator with personal surrender and love.
Oh, the mysteries of the sea and sky
And how the rain falls down
When the earth cries out water
Oh, in secret You fashioned
These arms to raise a worthy praise
And these lips to sing of a love I stumbled onto
It's why I'm here to say thank You
And
Oh, I sigh at Your wonders
Oh, Lord, I labor for breath
At Your creation
Your majesty it has my attention
And Your sovereignty it has my devotion
And You still have my heart
Oh, it's impossible to say
There is another God like You
In all Your ways You are
Speaking still and I, I am listening
And oh the image of bright red blood
Than ran to save and rose to make my life
Brand new it's why I'm here
To say thank You, thank You
Oh, I sigh at Your wonders
Oh, Lord, I labor for breath
At Your creation
Your majesty it has my attention
And Your sovereignty it has my devotion
And You still have my heart
You still have my heart
Oh, I sigh at Your wonders
Oh, Lord, I labor for breath
At Your creation
Your majesty it has my attention
And Your sovereignty it has my devotion
And You still have my heart
Oh, You still have my heart