CalledOut Music - Trust In You Lyrics
Lyrics
Everybody needs something, something to believe in
Everybody is hoping for a better day
My hope is in Yahweh, Yahweh forever
He never sleeps or slumbers, that’s why I call Him
Intentional God, unconditional God
You’re not a man, You never lie, I’m the apple of Your eye
Most glorious God, all powerful King, my world is in Your hands
That’s why I trust You God
I trust You, I trust You
My world is in Your hands, that’s why I trust You God
I trust You, I trust You
My world is in Your hands, that’s why I trust You God
It’s been a journey, I’m forever humbled by Your mercy
If joy cometh in the morning, I’m up early
I faced times when my closest people hurt me
I’ve been learning we ain’t perfect and it’s only You that’s worthy
So, Lord give me peace cuz You’re all I need in this lifetime
Strength when I’m weak, I gotta trust when I’m lonely in the night time
So, Fly away fly away - that’s how you free the angels to protect me from the pain
It helps me build my faith, I can fight another day
Cuz the saviour of the universe will always make a way
What a place to be
In the midst of the struggle, it’s still miracles I see
Every little detail and orchestrated piece of Your puzzle for those who love You
That’s why I trust You God
I trust You, I trust You
My world is in Your hands, that’s why I trust You God
I trust You, I trust You
My world is in Your hands, that’s why I trust You God
I trust You, I trust You
My world is in Your hands, that’s why I trust You God
I trust You, I trust You
My world is in Your hands, that’s why I trust You God
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CalledOut Music - Trust In You [Feat. Guvna B]
Meaning & Inspiration
"Trust In You," a compelling track from CalledOut Music's 2022 album *My Beautiful Reality*, which dropped on July 1st, serves as a profound musical declaration of faith and an anchor in the steadfast character of God. The song immediately captures a universal human longing, articulating that deep-seated need in everyone for something, anything, to believe in, and a hopeful yearning for brighter days. CalledOut Music then masterfully directs this inherent human desire toward the divine, unequivocally proclaiming, "My hope is in Yahweh, Yahweh forever." This foundational statement sets the stage for a thorough exploration of why God alone is worthy of such complete reliance.
The lyrical narrative delves into the essential attributes of God that inspire this profound trust. It praises Him as the "Intentional God, unconditional God," emphasizing His unwavering nature, a stark contrast to human frailty. The assertion that "He never sleeps or slumbers" directly echoes the comforting assurance found in Psalm 121:4, highlighting God's constant vigilance and tireless care over His creation. Furthermore, the declaration "You’re not a man, You never lie" strongly resonates with Numbers 23:19, reminding us that God’s promises are absolutely dependable, unlike the fickle words of humans. The tender imagery of being "the apple of Your eye," a phrase steeped in biblical endearment (Deuteronomy 32:10, Psalm 17:8), beautifully conveys God's intimate affection and protective gaze over each individual. With the world held securely in the hands of the "Most glorious God, all powerful King," the song grounds its core message—trust—in the unshakeable reality of divine sovereignty, aligning with the powerful promises of God's strength and help found in Isaiah 41:10. This robust theological framework provides the bedrock for the song's repeated refrain, a simple yet powerful affirmation: "I trust You, I trust You / My world is in Your hands, that’s why I trust You God."
Moving beyond theological tenets, "Trust In You" courageously navigates the rugged terrain of personal experience, lending a relatable vulnerability to its message. The artist acknowledges life's challenging journey, confessing to being "forever humbled by Your mercy," a testament to the inexhaustible grace referenced in Lamentations 3:22-23, which assures us of God's unfailing love and mercies that are new every morning. The line "If joy cometh in the morning, I’m up early" cleverly reinterprets Psalm 30:5, not as passive waiting, but as an active, expectant pursuit of God's promised joy, even through hardship. The lyrics courageously confront the pain of betrayal ("I faced times when my closest people hurt me"), recognizing the inherent imperfections of humanity—"we ain’t perfect and it’s only You that’s worthy," a truth echoed in Romans 3:23. In these moments of weakness and isolation, the song transforms into a heartfelt plea for divine intervention, asking for peace and strength. This prayer for peace, surpassing all understanding (Philippians 4:7), and for power made perfect in weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9), underscores a deep reliance on God when human strength falters, especially in the loneliness of "night time." The imagery of "Fly away fly away - that’s how you free the angels to protect me from the pain" symbolically speaks to releasing burdens into God's care, allowing His divine messengers (Psalm 91:11-12) to shield and comfort. This act of relinquishment builds faith, empowering one to "fight another day" with the assurance that "the saviour of the universe will always make a way," a beautiful parallel to God's miraculous provision in Isaiah 43:19. The song culminates in a powerful vision of seeing miracles even amidst struggle, recognizing "every little detail and orchestrated piece of Your puzzle for those who love You," a profound affirmation of God's meticulous care and purpose in all circumstances, as illuminated in Romans 8:28. Ultimately, "Trust In You" is more than a song; it's a spiritual anthem, a blueprint for navigating life's complexities with an unyielding faith, reminding all who hear it that true peace and strength are found in the intentional, unconditional, and utterly trustworthy hands of God.