Open up wide, swallow down deep
No spoonful of sugar could make it sweet
The cancer inside, stealing my sleep
Night after night, it keeps haunting me
The secrets I keep are tearing me up inside
I try to hide them, and I wonder why
I wonder why I'm still running
When I know there's no escaping
Come undone, surrender is stronger
I don't need to be the hero tonight
We all want love, we all want honor
Nobody wants to pay the asking price
Fall on my knees, fall on my pride
I'm tripping over all the times I've lied
I'm asking please, but I can see in your eyes
You don't need tears for alibis
That's true what they say, love must be blind
It's why You're still standing by this sinner's side
You're still by my side
When all the things I've done have left You bleeding
Come undone, surrender is stronger
I don't need to be the hero tonight
We all want love, we all want honor
Nobody wants to pay the asking price
I don't think I can drive it home tonight
I don't think I wanna be alone tonight
Come undone, surrender is stronger
I don't need to be the hero tonight
We all want love, we all want honor
Nobody wants to pay the asking price
Come undone, surrender is stronger
I don't need to be the hero tonight
We all want love, we all want honor
Nobody wants to pay the asking price
Come undone, surrender is stronger
I don't need to be the hero tonight
We all want love, we all want honor
Nobody wants to pay the asking price
Come undone, surrender is stronger
I don't need to be the hero tonight
We all want love, we all want honor
Nobody wants to pay the asking price
Come undone, surrender is stronger
I don't need to be the hero tonight
We all want love, we all want honor
Nobody wants to pay the asking price
About This Song
"Undone" by FFH is a deeply vulnerable Christian rock ballad that explores the exhausting burden of hiding personal struggles and secrets from others. The song uses powerful metaphors like cancer and bitter medicine to convey how internal pain and shame can consume someone, while the protagonist grapples with the futility of running from problems that can't be escaped. Musically, the track features FFH's signature melodic rock sound with emotional vocals that build toward a cathartic chorus about the strength found in surrender rather than self-reliance. The central theme revolves around the Christian concept that true healing comes through vulnerability and letting go of the need to be perfect or heroic, making it a resonant anthem for anyone struggling with the weight of keeping up appearances. The song's honest portrayal of spiritual and emotional wrestling makes it stand out in the contemporary Christian music landscape for its raw authenticity.
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