Never Burn Out

The song opens with a confession of repeated failure: the singer has promised to follow and leave everything behind "a thousand times," yet finds themselves on their knees again as "a broken soul" with a beggar's heart reaching for one more chance. That honesty turns into a prayer of surrender in the chorus, asking God to take hopes and dreams and align them with His will, to shift how the world is seen, and to push fear into the background. The central image is a fire that will never burn out — a steady flame of faith rather than a fleeting emotional high. The second verse looks outward, wanting to lose oneself in God's design of selfless love defined by the Son, to be "the spark glowing in the night," and to live for more than a single life wasted on lesser things. A simple bridge repeats "All I am, all I have for You," sealing the surrender before the chorus returns with its insistent plea for an unending fire. The song doesn't pretend the struggle is over; it keeps asking for the flame to be lit again.