We Fall Down by Chris Tomlin is a straightforward song about surrendering to God. Tomlin uses simple words and melodies to create a space for reflection and worship. The song’s message is clear: life is full of ups and downs, but in every situation, we can turn to God.
The music is gentle and calming, mirroring the song’s theme of peace and trust. Tomlin’s vocals are sincere and inviting, making it easy for listeners to connect with the song’s message on a personal level. The repeating chorus, “We fall down, we lay our crowns, at the feet of Jesus,” is a powerful reminder of our dependence on God.
Ultimately, “We Fall Down” is a song about humility and reliance. It’s a gentle invitation to find comfort and strength in faith, regardless of life’s challenges.
Video: We Fall Down by Chris Tomlin
We Fall Down Lyrics by Chris Tomlin
WoW Worship Green album version:
We fall down
We lay our crowns
At the feet of Jesus
The greatness of
Mercy and love
At the feet of Jesus
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
Is the Lamb
We fall down
We lay our crowns
At the feet of Jesus
The greatness of
Mercy and love
At the feet of Jesus
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
Is the Lamb
We fall down
We lay our crowns
At the feet of Jesus
The greatness of
Mercy and love
At the feet of Jesus
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
Is the Lamb
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
Is the Lamb
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
Is the Lamb
Holy holy holy
Is the Lamb
Passion: OneDay Live album version:
We fall down
We lay our crowns
At the feet of Jesus
The greatness of
Mercy and love
At the feet of Jesus
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
And we cry holy holy holy
Is the Lamb
Spoken:
Last fall we were in Africa
And in just a minute we’re going to call Botswana, Africa
And they’re gathered around with us, and uh listening in
And as we were there, in Africa, they taught me this song back
They said, ‘We want to teach it to you in our language, which is Setswana.’
And it’s very, very simple. And I want to teach it to you
And we’re going to call them in a minute, and the first thing they’re going to hear
Is you guys singing, is this song to them in their language, all right
It’s going to be beautiful
It’s like this:
Re o bama
Re I koba
Naong tsp go Jesu
Lo lorato
Le legolo
Naong tsp go Jesu
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O kwana
Spoken:
Let’s try that again, I think you got it
Re o bama
Re I koba
Naong tsp go Jesu
Lo lorato
Le legolo
Naong tsp go Jesu
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O kwana
Spoken:
Just sing that chorus, lift your voices
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O boitshepo, boitshepo
O kwana
Spoken:
And now, Father, we rise up
And we say salvation spring up from the ground
Lord, rend the heavens and come down
Seek the lost, and heal the lame
