Out on the farthest edge
There in the silence You were there
My faith was torn to shreds
My heart in the balance
But You were there
Always faithful always good
You still have me You still have my heart
I thought I had seen the end
Everything broken but You were there
I’ve wandered in Heaven’s gates
I’ve made my bed in hell and You were there still
You have me You have me
You have my heart completely
Song Meaning
The song remembers God at the farthest edge of pain, even when faith feels torn and everything appears broken. “You still have me” is a confession of trust made from that place.
Biblical Message
Psalm 139:7-10 says that neither the farthest sea nor the depths put a person beyond God’s presence. The lyric borrows that sweeping contrast to speak of faithfulness in crisis.
Reflection
Where do you feel far from help? Name that place honestly in prayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “You Have Me” about?
The song remembers God at the farthest edge of pain, even when faith feels torn and everything appears broken. “You still have me” is a confession of trust made from that place.
What Scripture connects with this song?
Psalm 139:7-10 says that neither the farthest sea nor the depths put a person beyond God’s presence. The lyric borrows that sweeping contrast to speak of faithfulness in crisis.