I Got a Plan
Sawyer Brown · True Believer [Curb] [2003]
Is like a big blue door
That we come in to and then we pass thru
Like so many have done before
And I believe a baby is a miracle
So is the love that life becomes
So begins this beautiful journey
With our Father and with His Son
(Chorus)
Leading and Guiding
And giving us strength in our faith
I know it's thru grace
I got a plan to be with angels
I got the sweetest promise there has ever been
I got a hand full of people I love
And I want to be there with them
A seven-day saint or a seven-day sinner
It seems my soul is always on the run
But I got a plan to be with angels
I love where angels are comin' from
Sometimes I have this vision
I see that river, and I see the shore
And I walk down into the water
'Till I don't want, 'till I don't want no more
I wake up with this peaceful feeling
In my heart, my soul and my mind
What was once a weight on my shoulders
Is now the hand of something divine
(Chorus)
Leading and Guiding
And giving me strength in my faith
I know it's thru grace
I got a plan to be with angels
I got the sweetest promise there has ever been
I got a hand full of people I love
And I want to be there with them
A seven-day saint or a seven-day sinner
It seems my soul is always on the run
But I got a plan to be with angels
I love where angels are comin' from
I Got a plan to be with angels
I love where angels are comin' from
I Got a Plan
Sawyer Brown's 'I Got a Plan' stands as a testament to the group's enduring presence in the country music landscape. Released on the 2003 album True Believer, the track captures the band's signature blend of traditional instrumentation and heartfelt storytelling that defined their career. By this era, Sawyer Brown had already established a substantial discography, moving through various label homes while maintaining a consistent sonic identity. The song reflects the band's ability to craft relatable narratives about resilience and forward momentum, themes that resonated deeply with their fanbase throughout the early 2000s. As part of a body of work that includes numerous charting singles and live recordings, this recording highlights the group's commitment to quality songwriting and polished production. It remains a notable song in their catalogue, showcasing the artistic maturity achieved after decades of touring and recording.

