Not Alone
Finding Strength in the Storm: Breakaway Worship's 'Not Alone'
Lyrics
I am hurting, why's this happening to me? I am hurting
I am experiencing pain and questioning why it's happening to me.
Can you hear me? Will you hide yourself from me? I am hurting
Expressing a sense of isolation and a plea for acknowledgment in the midst of pain.
Help me to believe
A request for assistance in maintaining faith or finding belief in challenging circumstances.
You are peace in the middle of the storm
Acknowledging that amidst difficulties, there is a sense of peace attributed to a higher power.
You still speak when all my hope is gone
Belief that divine guidance or communication persists even in moments of despair.
I believe in the valley low and long
Faith expressed in the midst of a difficult and prolonged situation.
You are with me, and I am not alone
A declaration that the divine presence is constant, leading to a sense of companionship.
I am not alone
Reiteration of the comforting idea that one is not alone due to divine presence.
I am doubting, will you help my unbelief? I am doubting
Expressing doubt and seeking assistance in overcoming skepticism or unbelief.
I am pleading, will you show yourself to me? I am pleading
An earnest plea for a tangible manifestation or revelation of the divine.
You are peace in the middle of the storm
Reiteration of divine peace even in the midst of life's storms and challenges.
You still speak when all my hope is gone
Belief in the continuation of divine communication during moments of hopelessness.
I believe in the valley low and long
Confidence in faith during difficult and prolonged periods in life.
You are with me, and I am not alone
Affirmation of the constant companionship of the divine presence.
I am not alone
Reassurance that, despite challenges, one is not alone due to divine support.
What can separate me from the love Jesus
Repeated emphasis on the inseparability from the love of Jesus, transitioning from having heard about to seeing and experiencing that love.
For I had heard about you, but now I see you
-What can separate me from the love Jesus
-For I had heard about you, but now I see you
-What can separate me from the love Jesus
-For I had heard about you, but now I see you
-What can separate me from the love Jesus
-For I had heard about you, but now I see you
-You are peace in the middle of the storm
Recurrence of the theme of divine peace, communication, belief, and companionship in the face of adversity.
You still speak when all my hope is gone
-I believe in the valley low and long
-You are with me, and I am not alone
-I am not alone
Reiteration of the comforting idea that one is not alone due to divine presence.
What can separate me from the love Jesus
Continued emphasis on the inseparability from the love of Jesus, emphasizing the transition from hearing about to seeing and experiencing that love.
For I had heard about you, but now I see you
-What can separate me from the love Jesus
-For I had heard about you, but now I see you
-What can separate me from the love Jesus
-For I had heard about you, but now I see you
-What can separate me from the love Jesus
-For I had heard about you, but now I see you
-You are peace in the middle of the storm
Restatement of the themes of divine peace, communication, belief, and companionship in the midst of challenges.
You still speak when all my hope is gone
-I believe in the valley low and long
-You are with me, and I am not alone
-I am not alone
A final affirmation of not being alone due to the constant presence of the divine.
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