More Like You
Sissel Lyrics


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(Michael Omartian/Stormie Omartian)

A hot dry wind blows right through me
The baby's crying
And I can't sleep
But we know a change is coming
Come closer - sweet release
I am calling you
I am calling you...

More Like You
(Michael Omartian/Stormie Omartian)

Come and take my hand
Show me how to follow you
Lead me in your way

Come and search my heart
Show me where the darkness hides
Make it as the day

Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah

Come and take my hand
Show me how to follow you
Lead me in your way

Come and search my heart
Help me to be more like you
Every day.

Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah

Come and take my hand
Show me how to follow you
Lead me in your way

Come and search my heart
Help me to be more like you
Every day.
More like you, that's all I wanna be.
More like you, and always less of me.

Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah

Come and take my hand
Show me how to follow you
Lead me in your way

Come and search my heart
Help me to be more like you
Every day.





More like you, that's all I wanna be.
More like you, and always less of me

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Sissel's song "More Like You" convey a sense of longing for spiritual guidance and a desire to be transformed into a better version of oneself. The opening lines describe a feeling of restlessness and anxiety, with a hot dry wind blowing through the singer and a crying baby preventing her from finding peace. However, the lyrics then pivot towards hope, with the promise of a future change and the plea for a "sweet release" from the burdens of life.


The chorus of the song is a prayer to God, asking for help in following His ways and shining a light on the dark parts of the singer's heart. The repetition of "Hallelujah" reinforces the religious themes of the song and adds a sense of joyful anticipation for the transformation that is to come. The final lines of the song reiterate the desire to be "more like you," with "you" presumably referring to God or Jesus, and the acknowledgment that this change must come from within the singer herself.


Overall, "More Like You" is a powerful expression of faith and the human desire for self-improvement. The lyrics are simple yet poignant, and the melody and instrumentation add to the emotional impact of the song.


Line by Line Meaning

A hot dry wind blows right through me
I am feeling empty and affected by the harshness of life around me.


The baby's crying
My child is upset and I am struggling to soothe them.


And I can't sleep
My mind is restless and I cannot find rest or peace.


But we know a change is coming
We believe that a positive transformation is on its way, giving us hope and motivation to keep going.


Come closer - sweet release
As we draw nearer to the change, we feel a sense of comfort and relief.


I am calling you
I am reaching out to a higher power, seeking guidance and support.


More Like You
I aspire to be more like a higher power, embodying their wisdom, compassion, and strength.


Come and take my hand
I welcome the higher power to guide me through life's challenges.


Show me how to follow you
I seek instruction and guidance on how to emulate the higher power's ways.


Lead me in your way
I want to be directed towards the path of righteousness and positivity.


Come and search my heart
I invite the higher power to examine my thoughts, emotions, and intentions.


Show me where the darkness hides
I need help in identifying and overcoming any negative or harmful aspects of myself.


Make it as the day
I wish for any darkness within me to be replaced with light and positivity, creating a brighter future.


Hallelujah, hallelujah
I express my joy and gratitude towards the higher power for their blessings and guidance.


More like you, that's all I wanna be.
My ultimate goal is to embody the higher power's positive qualities, becoming more compassionate, wise, and loving.


More like you, and always less of me.
I wish to shed any negative aspects of myself and cultivate more positive traits, becoming a better version of myself.




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Brian


on Going Home

Where you have “yes” several times she’s really singing “just”. It’s her accent that makes it sound like “yes”.

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