Lover Of My Soul

Amy Grant · Other Songs - Amy Grant

Oh when see the winter turning into spring
oh it speaks to this heart of mine, more then anything
underneath a blanket of snow, cold and white
something is stirring in the still of the night

and then the sun comes up slowly with the dawn
oh this is the kind of feeling that i hang my hope upon
there is a love and beauty in all that I see

and no one nobody is explaining you to me

(chorus)
maybe my eyes can't see
but you are surrounding me
here in the wind and rain
the things that I know
tender and sweet,
strong as my needs
i know the voice i know the touch
lover of my soul.

and when the evening comes, the sunlight fades to red
time and time and time again i whisper in my head
give me strenght and give me faith
to fully believe that the maker of this whole wide world is a father to me

chorus

I need the voice I need the touch

bridge

chorus

talking to me, the things I know
(i know the voice i know the touch)
oh you're the lover of my soul

About Lover Of My Soul

Amy Grant's "Lover Of My Soul" stands as a defining track within her extensive catalog of contemporary Christian music, blending acoustic guitar with emotive vocals to create a timeless ballad. Released during the mid-1990s, the recording exemplifies the genre's shift toward polished production while maintaining a raw, heartfelt delivery that resonated deeply with her audience. The song reflects Grant's ability to craft anthems that address themes of enduring faith and romantic devotion, characteristics that became hallmarks of her work throughout the decade. As a staple of her discography, the track has been featured on various compilations and live recordings, cementing its status as a signature piece. Its enduring popularity stems from its melodic structure and Grant's distinctive vocal style, which bridged the gap between traditional hymnody and modern pop sensibilities. The recording remains a cornerstone of her artistic identity, frequently performed and celebrated for its ability to evoke profound emotional responses in listeners across generations.