Ada Ehi - Everything Lyrics

Album: My Everything (feat. Ada Ehi) - Single
Released: 30 Dec 2022

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Lyrics

Ohh-oh
Everything

Way maker
Can you ever lose your way
The truth and life
Is it possible for you to lie
Forever the same
Can you ever make a mistake
You are more than the words we sing
You are everything

Everything everything
You are every thing
The first and last
And the distance in between
Everything everything
You are every thing
The first and last
And everything in between
Everything everything
You are every thing
Everything everything
You are everything

Way maker
You can never lose your way
The truth and life
It's not possible for you to lie
Forever the same
You can never make a mistake
You are more than the words we sing
You are everything

You are God
Besides you there is none
You've proved it time after time
We'll bless you time after time
You are God
Beside you there is none
You've proved it time after time
We'll bless you time after time

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Ada Ehi - Everything | The Official Video

Meaning & Inspiration

Ada Ehi’s 2022 single, "Everything," from the album *My Everything (feat. Ada Ehi) - Single*, is a profound declaration of faith that centers on the all-encompassing nature of God. The song, released on December 30, 2022, doesn't just praise God; it articulates a deep understanding of His sovereignty and presence in every facet of existence, echoing truths found throughout Scripture. The lyrical content directly addresses God, affirming His immutability and perfect nature with phrases like "Way maker, can you ever lose your way?" and "The truth and life, is it possible for you to lie?" These lines serve as a confident assertion of God's faithfulness and inherent truthfulness, as described in Hebrews 6:18: "so that by two unchangeable things, in which it is impossible for God to lie, we who have fled for refuge might have strong encouragement." The repetition of "Forever the same, can you ever make a mistake?" powerfully underscores God's unchanging character, a concept central to Malachi 3:6, which states, "For I the Lord do not change; therefore you, O children of Jacob, are not consumed."

The song’s core message is that God is not merely a part of life, but is, in fact, "everything." This expansive view of God’s dominion is captured in the chorus, "The first and last, and the distance in between," a poetic articulation of His eternality and all-encompassing presence. This resonates with Isaiah 44:6, where God declares, "I am the first and I am the last; besides me there is no god." The song meticulously builds on this foundation, moving from specific attributes to a comprehensive understanding of God's totality. The declaration, "You are God, besides you there is none," directly mirrors the Shema, the foundational prayer of Judaism, found in Deuteronomy 6:4: "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one." Ada Ehi’s delivery amplifies this message, imbuing each statement with a fervent reverence and conviction. The song’s strength lies in its unwavering focus on the divine, presenting a worshipful testament to a God who is the source, sustainer, and ultimate destination of all things, a perspective that encourages listeners to ground their lives in the unshakeable reality of His omnipresence and perfection.