“We Fall Down” by Chris Tomlin is a beloved hymn that has touched the hearts of millions of people around the world. Written in 1997, the song was originally part of a medley with “My Jesus, I Love Thee” on Tomlin’s independent album “Authentic.” It wasn’t until 2001, when it was included on the album “The Noise We Make,” that “We Fall Down” gained widespread popularity.
The song’s lyrics are simple yet profound. They express a deep sense of humility and reverence for God. The chorus, “We fall down, we lay our crowns at the feet of Jesus,” is a powerful statement of surrender and worship. The repetition of the phrase “holy, holy, holy” emphasizes the majesty and holiness of God.
The music of “We Fall Down” is equally powerful. The melody is both uplifting and contemplative, and the arrangement is simple yet effective. Tomlin’s vocals are heartfelt and expressive, conveying the emotion and sincerity of the lyrics.
The music video for “We Fall Down” features a montage of images of people from all walks of life worshiping God. The video is visually stunning and helps to capture the universal appeal of the song.
“We Fall Down” is a timeless hymn that continues to be sung in churches and homes around the world. Its message of humility, worship, and surrender is as relevant today as it was when it was first written.
