Invited

Switch builds this song around a single, repeated reassurance: an open door and a standing welcome. The verses start from human need — a heart wanting love with no strings attached, a soul described as a fragile, broken hourglass — and answer it with a God who has "all the time in the world." That line does the heavy lifting, turning divine patience into something almost domestic and unhurried. The chorus pictures belonging rather than merely believing: running home, being held, a heart tied to another, and the phrase "You choose me every time," which makes election feel personal instead of abstract. The second verse gets surprisingly casual, borrowing the language of texting — never left on read, never wondering where a friendship stands — to describe a relationship with no ambiguity or waiting. The bridge turns the invitation into a question the singer can't refuse, landing on the plain confession "I'm so loved." There's no crisis or dramatic rescue here, just the quiet relief of being wanted and included, repeated until it settles.