Blanca - I Got You Lyrics

Album: The Heartbreak And The Healing
Released: 23 Sep 2022

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Lyrics

Used to be afraid to be lonely
Put on a smile put on a show
Hoping that no one else would know
Always thought the glass was half empty
Couldn't see past all my sorrow
I didn't know which way to go

I was blind but now I see
The endless possibilities
I can't outrun Your love for me
Look what You've done for me

I let go of bad energy
And all the things that I don't need
I'm right here where I'm supposed to be
So I look up

And lift my hands up high
Like nobody is watching
Imma come alive
Nothing to lose cause I got You
I'm free inside
As long as I'm breathing
I believe there's more to life
Nothing to lose cause I got You

You broke through the clouds right above me
You bring the light into the day
Out of the dark You made a way

You turn my frown upside down
Just look around
All the things You do, do
Make me feel brand new

I was blind but now I see
The endless possibilities
I can't outrun Your love for me
So I look up

I got, I got You yeah
I got, I got You yeah
I got, I got You yeah
You yeah You yeah

I was blind but now I see
The endless possibilities
I can't outrun Your love for me
So I look up

I got, I got You yeah
I got, I got You yeah
I got, I got You yeah
You yeah You yeah

Video

Blanca - I Got You (Official Music Video)

Meaning & Inspiration

Released on September 23, 2022, Blanca’s song titled "I Got You" offers a powerful message of divine assurance, speaking directly into the moments when life feels overwhelming or uncertain. The song’s core revolves around the unwavering promise that we are not alone, portraying God’s constant presence and protective embrace in the face of fear, doubt, or difficulty. It paints a sonic landscape that feels both robust and comforting, blending a driving rhythm with soaring vocals that convey resilience and hope. The narrative seems to stem from a deep personal well, transforming past struggles into a testament of faith, asserting that even when everything else feels unstable, the steady hand of God remains. This message resonates profoundly with biblical truths found throughout Scripture; it echoes the promise in Hebrews 13:5, where God declares, "I will never leave you nor forsake you," and the assurance in Isaiah 41:10, "Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." The song doesn't just speak *about* this promise; it embodies the feeling of resting in it, of trading anxiety for peace because you know you are held. It reminds us of the shepherd’s promise in Psalm 23:4, that even walking "through the valley of the shadow of death," we need not fear evil because He is with us. The music and the message together provide an anchor, a declaration that transcends circumstances, pointing to the faithful character of God who says, in essence, "I Got You." This profound truth, that nothing can separate us from His love as affirmed in Romans 8:38-39, is the heartbeat of this piece, offering genuine encouragement and a reminder of the secure foundation available to us in Christ, urging us to lift our gaze from the storm to the One who is in control.