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Everything Everything by Elevation Rhythm cover art

Elevation Rhythm - Everything Everything Lyrics

Artist:
Elevation Rhythm

Lyrics

When the stress of the world


Is too much to take


There’s a place I can run to


Every piece of my pride


Now I give away


You’re the hope that I cling to 


There’s nothing like falling


Right into the arms of the father


Here in your presence


I’m caught in a love like no other


This feels like heaven


Nothing is missing


I know I will be safe here in your sight


Everything, everything’s all right


My heart is open


There is no distance


I know fear has no place in your light


Everything, everything’s alright


Won’t let go this is love


That will never fade


You’re the song that I’m singing


Holding on to the words


That I heard you say


You’re the truth that I’m living


You’re everything I’ve ever wanted


You’re everything I’ve ever needed


I won’t forget what you’ve promised


You’re more than enough for me 


This feels like heaven


Nothing is missing


I know I will be safe here in your sight


Everything, everything’s all right


My heart is open


There is no distance


I know fear has no place in your light


Everything, everything’s alright


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Everything Everything” centers on refuge in the presence of God. Stress and pride are brought to the Father, whose arms provide safety, love, and relief from fear. The lyric does not portray peace as the absence of pressure; instead, security comes from drawing near to God and trusting that his presence leaves nothing essential missing.

The song’s language of openhearted surrender develops into confidence in God’s promises. Divine love is described as unfading, God’s word as truth to live by, and God himself as more than enough. Those themes align with biblical descriptions of God as a refuge and with the promise that perfect love drives out fear. The recurring phrase that everything is all right functions as a confession of trust rather than a denial of hardship. By giving up pride and holding to what God has said, the singer finds a stable hope grounded in the Father’s care, light, and continuing nearness.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 46:1 The psalm names God as a refuge and present help in trouble.
  • 1 John 4:18 The passage states that perfect love drives out fear.
  • Psalm 73:25-26 The psalmist confesses that God is the enduring portion of the heart.