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what if i told you?

for KING & COUNTRY

Lyrics
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I'm sorry
They told you words you didn't expect
You play it over in your head
You feel it in your chest
They told you you're not good enough
Wish it would stop, it never does
Well, that makes two of us

Life's a heavy load
It's out of our control
But still I hope you know

If you need a shoulder, I can be it (be it)
All of this is only for a season (season)
I know that you’re hoping there’s a reason (reason)
What if I told you?
What if I told you
God will be your comfort when you need Him (need Him)
Closer than a brother when you’re bleeding (bleeding)
I can only say it ā€˜cause I’ve seen it (seen it)
What if I told you?
Would you believe it?

What if I told you?
Would you believe it?
Oh, what if I told you?
Would you believe it?

Don't worry
When what seems right still turns out wrong
A better story's just begun
So keep on holding on and on and on

Life's a heavy load
It's out of our control
But still I hope you know

If you need a shoulder, I can be it (be it)
All of this is only for a season (season)
I know that you’re hoping there’s a reason (reason)
What if I told you?
What if I told you
God will be your comfort when you need Him (need Him)
Closer than a brother when you’re bleeding (bleeding)
I can only say it ā€˜cause I’ve seen it (seen it)
What if I told you?
Would you believe it?

What if I told you?
Would you believe it?
Oh, what if I told you?

What if I told you, would you believe it?
What if I told you, would you believe (Oh)
What if I told you, would you believe it? (What if I told you)
(Would you believe it?) What if I told you, would you believe

On the days you're struggling to believe it
On the nights you're falling all to pieces
You can bring your lonely heart to Jesus
What if I told you that I believe it?

💡 Song Meaning & Background

The Christian worship song "What If I Told You?" by for KING & COUNTRY is an encouraging anthem that challenges listeners to trust in God's unconditional love, sovereignty, and redemptive power during times of personal doubt and suffering. Rooted in biblical themes of grace and divine providence—echoing passages like Romans 8:28 regarding God working all things together for good—the track invites believers to look past their immediate trials and embrace a perspective of faith. Ultimately, the song serves as a pastoral reminder of spiritual resilience, urging its audience to rely on divine strength rather than human understanding.