High on a hill the Shepherd stands
And gazes at the people down below;
The multitudes throughout the land
Stagger underneath their heavy load.
And in the stillness of the hillside through the tears,
The Shepherd makes a vow that no one hears.
Even if you never love Me, I will still love you,
I will search the whole world over just to be with you.
I will climb the highest mountain; even one called Calvary,
I'll go all the way; all the way for you.
Even if you never love Me, I will still love you.
High on a hill the Shepherd sits
And gazes at the people down below;
Some draw nigh, their lives now changed,
But most refuse to hear, then turn to go.
And in the stillness of the hillside through the tears,
The Shepherd makes a vow that no one hears.
Even if you never love Me, I will still love you,
I will search the whole world over just to be with you.
I will climb the highest mountain; even one called Calvary,
I'll go all the way; all the way for you.
Even if you never love Me, I will still love you.
High on a hill the Shepherd hangs
And gazes at the people down below;
A blood stained brow, nail-pierced hands,
But it's a broken heart that hurts the Shepherd most.
And in the stillness of the hillside through the tears,
The Shepherd makes a vow that no one hears.
Even if you never love Me, I will still love you,
I have searched the whole world over, just to be with you.
I have climbed the highest mountain, even one called Calvary,
I have gone all the way; all the way for you.
Even if you never love Me, I will still love you.
Jesus, how could You have loved me so,
When in sin I sank so very low.
I did everything I could and nothing that I should.
Even if you never love Me, I will still love you.