Voici La Fin
Victory in Redemption: Voici La Fin's Powerful Message
Lyrics
My body’s limp but my heart’s still beating
Expressing physical exhaustion but emphasizing the persistence of emotional vitality.
Dead, but your boy’s still breathing
Acknowledging a sense of spiritual or emotional death while still being alive.
Bent on the old ways seeking bread for this corpse but your hope still feeds me
Struggling with old habits to sustain oneself, yet finding hope in something beyond material needs.
Like, I let my guard way down for the fight
Being vulnerable in a conflict or struggle.
Turned so hard to the right
Turning decisively toward a positive direction.
Strained so hard in the night
Experiencing intense effort and challenges during the journey.
Yet I still had my foot on the pedal
Despite challenges, maintaining determination and momentum.
I crashed when I saw that light
Facing a moment of realization or enlightenment, leading to a metaphorical crash.
That rectangular screen shined so dark, man
A negative impact from technology or external influences, inducing darkness.
The light in my eye was tar man, so how great in me was that darkness?
Reflecting on internal struggles and the contrast between darkness and light.
Like, what was life for this carcass?
Pondering the purpose of life for the speaker's physical self.
You searched my mind and found garbage
Recognition of personal flaws or shortcomings.
But you spoke the truth with such calmness and I paused
Encountering truth spoken with calmness, leading to a moment of reflection.
J’irai là-bas parmi les anges
Expressing a desire to be in a heavenly place, finding comfort, and thanking Jesus.
Près d’Emmanuel me consoler
-Passant mon temps à la louange
-Dire à Jésus un grand « Merci »
-Voici la fin de mes souffrances (This is the end of all my suffering)
-Parce qu’en Jésus je suis sauvé (Because in Jesus I am really free, I am saved and my sin will not be killing me)
-J’ai la victoire sur tout ce monde (I have been forgiven, I’m victorious)
-Un jour j’irai près du Seigneur (I will live forever in his kingdom so glorious)
-I’m restless
Describing restlessness, pain, and a need for redemption, emphasizing the transformative power of love and the completion of a significant event.
And I long for the pain to be ended
-Blood crying from the pavement
-Hearts full of hatred, charred in the flames of vengeance
-I’m tired of resentment
-Our lives are in need of redemption
-We’re helpless, desperate for hope
-And we tend to forget that
-Love came to release the oppressed
-I hear the sound of freedom
-Footsteps on the pavement of gold, changing the old, chains getting broke
-You changed my fate that day you spoke
-“It is finished”
-Dash them L’s in the bin, we winnin'
Celebrating victory over challenges, using metaphors of defeating death and shedding old ways.
Duppied the mess out of death like Krillin
-Putting that flesh to the grave, I guess you could say we killin'
-Voici la fin de mes souffrances
Declaring the end of suffering through salvation in Jesus, expressing gratitude for life change.
Il a oublié mes péchés, il m’a tourné vers son nom
-C’est trop, c’est trop !
-Le king a changé toute ma life, alors je chante :""Victoire sur tout ce monde""
-En toi je mets toute ma confiance
Placing trust in Jesus, acknowledging his support, and living fearlessly in his presence.
Jésus mon ami, mon soutien
-Environné de ta présence
-Mon cœur heureux ne craint de rien
-J’irai là-bas
Expressing a longing to be with Jesus and anticipating relief from pain and suffering.
I’ma meet the king! I’ma meet the king!
-Let him take away all of my pain and suffering
-I’ma meet the king! I’ma meet the king!
-I’m ready, I’m set to live forever with my king
Readiness and eagerness to live eternally with the king (Jesus).
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