There's Always More
Travis Greene's song 'There's Always More' is a worship anthem about God's abundant grace and provision. The lyrics acknowledge human weakness and the struggle with sin, but emphasize God's relentless pursuit and forgiveness. The song celebrates God's ownership of all things, referencing the biblical concept that He owns the cattle on a thousand hills, and declares that believers lack nothing because of His generosity. It speaks of surplus in times of famine and a promised land of milk and honey, conveying a message of hope and trust in God's continual blessings and second chances.
I don't do what I want to
Though I try and I try
My spirit is willing
But this flesh needs to die
My heart is prone to wander
It goes chasing the lies
In the sun or in the shadow
You find me every time
You keep lifting my head
You keep calling me Yours
Had a thousand second chances
There is always more
You keep filling my hand
You keep opening doors
Losing count of all the blessings
There's always more
There's always more
There's always more
There's always more
You own the cattle on a thousand hills
I've got all I need
My cup is running over
Because of You don't lack a single thing
There's surplus in the storehouse
And in the famine we will feast
There's a land of milk and honey
God, You're waiting there for me
You keep lifting my head
You keep calling me Yours
Had a thousand second chances
There is always more
You keep filling my hand
You keep opening doors
Losing count of all the blessings
There's always more
There's always more
There's always more
There's always more
There's always more
There's always more
There's always more