Doe Jones - Fun Lyrics
Lyrics
Verse 1
The joy I lost is found
Now I can see
How the Father looks at me
The hope I thought was lost
You gave back to me
All I did was just receive
Pre Chorus
And now just look and see
Abundant life looks good on me
Chorus
Your love is easy
Your love is free
Your love is simply wonderful
What an adventure
My life is on
Your love is faithful
Your love is
Refrain
Fun and it's wonderful
Wonderful Your love Your love is
Verse 2
Your love it's generous
It's who You are oh
'Cause You're mad about me
Your peace is the air I breathe
I like Your style
And it keeps me smiling
Pre Chorus
And now just look and see
Abundant life looks good on me
Chorus
Your love is easy
Your love is free
Your love is simply wonderful
What an adventure
My life is on
Your love is faithful
Your love is
Refrain
Fun and it's wonderful
Wonderful Your love Your love is
Refrain
Fun and it's wonderful
Wonderful Your love Your love is
Bridge
Your love is easy
Your love is easy
Your love is free
Your love is simply wonderful
What an adventure
My life is on
Your love is faithful
Your love is
Refrain
Fun and it's wonderful
Wonderful Your love Your love is
Refrain
Fun and it's wonderful
Wonderful Your love Your love is
Video
Israel & New Breed - FUN featuring DOE (Official Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
The vibrant collaboration between Israel & New Breed and DOE on the song "FUN," released on January 19, 2023, arrives as a refreshing declaration in the landscape of worship music. This track dives headfirst into a theme not always overtly explored in spiritual contexts: the sheer joy and delightful freedom found in a life connected to faith. It’s a bold, bright sound that immediately sets a tone of exuberance, suggesting that the Christian walk isn't meant to be perpetually somber or burdensome, but can be filled with genuine, God-given enjoyment. The story behind the song, as interpreted through its lyrics and production, seems to center on dismantling the notion that devotion to God means sacrificing happiness or personal expression; instead, it posits that true, lasting "fun" is inherently linked to His presence and the liberty found in His grace.
Musically, "FUN" is infectious and celebratory. The combined forces of Israel & New Breed's signature dynamic arrangements and DOE's distinctive, engaging vocal delivery create an atmosphere of unrestrained praise. The rhythm is driving, the melodies are uplifting, and there’s an undeniable sense of energy that compels movement and smiles. It's the kind of song that fills a space with light and invites everyone into the celebration. This musical joy isn't superficial; it's deeply rooted in the message that serving God is not just a duty, but a delight. It reminds us of verses like Psalm 16:11, which speaks of the fullness of joy found in God's presence and eternal pleasures at His right hand. It challenges the idea that spiritual maturity requires shedding all levity, proposing instead that a deep relationship with the Creator unlocks a unique kind of enjoyment that the world simply cannot replicate.
The lyrical content of "FUN" reinforces this message by focusing on the liberating aspects of faith. It speaks to casting off burdens, experiencing freedom, and finding true fulfillment not in worldly pursuits but in a life anchored in Christ. This resonates powerfully with scriptures such as John 15:11, where Jesus speaks of His joy remaining in us so that our joy may be full, or Philippians 4:4, a simple yet profound command to rejoice in the Lord always. The song captures that spirit – the understanding that the source of genuine, unshakeable joy is external to circumstances and internal, flowing from the Holy Spirit. It's reminiscent of Galatians 5:22, listing joy as a fruit of the Spirit, something grown within us through divine connection. "FUN" serves as a musical commentary on Nehemiah 8:10, where the joy of the LORD is proclaimed as our strength, suggesting that this spiritual delight isn't merely an emotion but a foundational element of living empowered by faith. It encourages the worshipper to embrace the lighter, more joyful side of their walk, recognizing that authentic Christian life is a dynamic blend of reverence, peace, strength, and yes, even profound, God-infused "fun." The song leaves you feeling lighter, encouraged to experience the delight available when you truly delight yourself in the Lord, as promised in Psalm 37:4.