Where You Are

The song opens with a claim that presence is felt rather than merely imagined — "not just in my head" — and that this presence walks alongside the singer in every step. When sight fails, the singer substitutes a mental picture, describing it as a preview of what lies ahead, a forward-leaning image that keeps longing pointed toward the future rather than backward. The chorus admits uncertainty about where that future actually goes, then pivots hard: the destination matters less than the company. The hyperbole is deliberately extravagant — draining oceans, crossing from Earth to Heaven — all to buy a single moment in that presence. A later verse escalates the surrender: giving up everything, calling the beloved everything the singer is and needs. The bridge turns vulnerable, asking that the grip not loosen because the world would tumble without it, and closes with the odd, striking image of dusting off a heart "in your crown." The song reads as devotional longing — a love song aimed upward, where proximity itself is the reward and geography is negotiable.