Open Arms
Michael W. Smith · Stand [2006]
Many people in the steeple
But no one leaves the walls
Quick to stand and speak
All of their beliefs
Quick to leave you if you fall
Tell me where's the love
It knows no boundaries
Tell me where's the love
Yeah yeah
Open arms
We need to be
Open arms
Never judge you
Always loving
Needs to be what we become
Lifting up the lost
Showing them the cross
Shining brightly like the sun
Tell me where's the love
It knows no boundaries
Tell me where's the love
Yeah yeah
Open arms
We need to be
Open arms
Yeah
Tell me where's the love
That knows no boundaries
Tell me where's the love
Yeah yeah
Open arms
We need to be
Open arms
Yeah
Oh yeah
Everybody sing
Na na na na na na
Na na na
[Buncha these]
Open arms
We need to be open arms
And the whole world sing
Na na na na na
Na na na na [Buncha these]
Open arms
We need to be open arms
But no one leaves the walls
Quick to stand and speak
All of their beliefs
Quick to leave you if you fall
Tell me where's the love
It knows no boundaries
Tell me where's the love
Yeah yeah
Open arms
We need to be
Open arms
Never judge you
Always loving
Needs to be what we become
Lifting up the lost
Showing them the cross
Shining brightly like the sun
Tell me where's the love
It knows no boundaries
Tell me where's the love
Yeah yeah
Open arms
We need to be
Open arms
Yeah
Tell me where's the love
That knows no boundaries
Tell me where's the love
Yeah yeah
Open arms
We need to be
Open arms
Yeah
Oh yeah
Everybody sing
Na na na na na na
Na na na
[Buncha these]
Open arms
We need to be open arms
And the whole world sing
Na na na na na
Na na na na [Buncha these]
Open arms
We need to be open arms
Open Arms
Michael W. Smith's 'Open Arms' stands as a defining anthem of contemporary Christian music, capturing the essence of surrender and divine connection. Released on the 2006 album 'Stand', the track exemplifies Smith's signature style, blending acoustic guitar with emotive vocals to deliver a message of unwavering faith. The song became a staple in his discography, reinforcing themes of grace and spiritual renewal that characterize his broader body of work. Its enduring popularity reflects its ability to resonate with listeners seeking comfort and hope, cementing Smith's status as a leading voice in the genre during this era.

