Muddy Waters
Navigating Troubled Waters: A Heart's Journey to Redemption
Lyrics
I've got trouble of the heart kind
I am experiencing emotional troubles.
But I'm giving it up to You
I am surrendering these troubles to a higher power or God.
I've got trouble of the heart kind
Reiteration of the emotional troubles I am facing.
But I'm giving it up to You yes I am
Despite the troubles, I am still choosing to give them up to a higher power.
Feels like muddy waters
My current situation or life feels challenging and difficult, like navigating through muddy waters.
Is what I've been walking through
Continuing the metaphor of facing difficulties, emphasizing the challenging path I have been walking.
I took some pills from the doctor
I sought relief by taking prescription pills from a doctor.
He told me they would wash away my pain
The doctor claimed the pills would alleviate my emotional pain.
I took some pills from the doctor
Repeating the act of taking prescription pills.
He told me they would wash away my pain
Reiterating the doctor's promise of pain relief through medication.
But after six months of a trial run
After six months of trying the medication, it proved ineffective in changing my emotional state.
The prescription didn't change anything
The prescribed pills did not bring about any positive change.
Except for some side effects
There were only negative side effects from the medication.
I need some help from the Father
I am seeking help from a higher power, addressing God as the Father.
Won't You come and save Your son
Pleading for intervention and salvation from the challenges I am facing.
I need some help from the Father
Reiterating the need for help from a higher power.
Won't You come and save Your son
Requesting God to save and support me, acknowledging a sense of dependency.
I believe that Your life can make it right
Expressing belief that God's intervention can bring about positive change and healing.
And that the healing's already done
Confidently stating that healing has already taken place through faith.
I'm gonna play it like it is
Concluding with a commitment to face life as it is, accepting the circumstances.
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