Verse:
I know a good God, I have a Father
He is my daily bread, my living water
I have a promise, He will deliver
I'm satisfied, I'm satisfies 'cause He is good
I know a good God, I have a Father
He is my daily bread, my living water
I have a promise, He will deliver
I'm satisfied, I'm satisfies 'cause He is good
Chorus:
And from the mountain to the valley, He is good
On my best days and worst ones, He is good
And from glory to glory, He is good
Oh, taste and see that He is good (Hey)
I'm satisfied, I'm satisfied 'cause He is good
Verse:
(Yes, say) I know a good God, I have a Father
(He is my daily bread) He is my daily bread, my living water
(I have a promise) I have a promise, (He will deliver) He will deliver
I'm satisfied, I'm satisfies 'cause He is good (Amen)
Chorus:
From the mountain to the valley, He is good (Yes, He is)
On my best days and worst ones, He is good (I know, I know)
And from glory to glory, He is good
Oh, taste and see that He is good
I'm satisfied, I'm satisfied 'cause He is good
Interlude:
How many of you know the Lord is good?
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Mm-mm-mm
Bridge:
You're sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (Yes, He is)
Sing, "Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb" (My God is sweeter, sweeter)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (His Word is sweeter than)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb
Say, "Taste and see that He is..."
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (Anybody testify? Sing)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb
Taste and see that He is
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (My God is sweeter)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (Oh)
Taste and see that He is
Jesus is the sweetest name I've ever known (Yeah, Jesus)
Jesus is the sweetest name I've ever known (Say the Name above all names)
Taste and see that He is (Oh)
Jesus is the sweetest name I've ever known (There'll never be a greater name, say)
Jesus is the sweetest name I've ever known
Taste and see that He is
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb
God, You are sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb
Chorus:
And from the mountain to the valley, He is good
On my best days and worst ones, He is good (That's right)
And from glory to glory, He is good
Oh, taste and see that He is good
I'm satisfied, I'm satisfied 'cause He is good
Interlude:
Yes, You are
Yes, You are, yes, You are sweeter, God
Sweeter as the days go by
You're good in the morning
You're good in the afternoon
And You're good in the evening
Everyday
You're sweeter
Hey!
Bridge:
Sing it now, say
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (Let the redeemed of the Lord say so)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (I know)
Taste and see that He is
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (Yes, He is, yes, He is, yes, He is)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb
Taste and see that He is
Jesus is the sweetest name I've ever known (Oh, that's my God)
Jesus is the sweetest name I've ever known
Taste and see that He is
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (Yes, He is)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (Come on, say that again, say, oh)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb (Come on, church, sing it out real loud)
Sweeter than the honey from the honeycomb
Taste and see
Outro:
He is so good, ha, so good
So good to me
My God is so good, so good
I'm satisfied, I'm satisfied 'cause He is good
Thank You, Lord, for being good
For being great
And You are great and greatly to be praised
Honeycomb Song (Taste & See)
Honeycomb Song (Taste & See) Song Meaning, Biblical Reference and Inspiration
The song "Honeycomb Song (Taste & See)" by Gatherhouse Music and Charity Gayle arrived on March 11, 2022, immediately drawing attention with its title rooted in a foundational truth from Scripture. At its heart, this piece is a musical meditation on Psalm 34, particularly verse 8 which famously declares, "Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the man who trusts in Him!" The story behind the song, then, isn't a narrative plot but an invitation – an urging for everyone to move beyond simply *knowing* about God's goodness and to *experience* it for themselves. It speaks to the spiritual reality that encountering God isn't just an intellectual exercise; it's a profound, personal realization, as rich and satisfying as the finest food, sweeter than honey.
Gatherhouse Music, in collaboration with Charity Gayle’s powerful vocal delivery, crafts an atmosphere perfectly suited to this theme. The music builds gently, mirroring the process of seeking and finding. It avoids complex arrangements, opting instead for a sincerity that allows the message to shine. Charity Gayle's voice carries both conviction and warmth, embodying the earnest call to "taste and see." The repetitive nature of certain phrases isn't mere repetition but a purposeful echoing, like a truth being spoken over and over until it sinks deep into the soul. This simplicity is a strength, making the core message accessible and memorable, encouraging participation rather than just passive listening. The "honeycomb" imagery, woven throughout the song, aligns beautifully with other scriptural passages that speak of the sweetness of God’s word (Psalm 19:10) and the pleasantness of wise counsel (Proverbs 16:24). It positions God's presence, His promises, and His nature as something intensely desirable and nourishing, far exceeding any earthly pleasure.
Analyzing the message further reveals a deep scriptural wellspring. The command to "taste and see" isn't just an Old Testament idea; the New Testament echoes this call to experiential knowledge of God. Jesus himself speaks of eating His flesh and drinking His blood (John 6:53-56), symbolizing a complete internalizing of His life and truth. Paul prays for believers to know the surpassing greatness of God's power (Ephesians 1:19) and the love of Christ which surpasses knowledge (Ephesians 3:19), both pointing towards an experiential understanding that goes beyond mere facts. The song encourages active seeking, recalling Jeremiah 29:13, which promises, "You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart." It reminds us that this pursuit is not in vain, aligning with Hebrews 11:6, stating that God rewards those who diligently seek Him. The goodness of the Lord that we are invited to taste isn't just about favorable circumstances; it's His inherent character, His faithfulness, His mercy that follows us all the days of our lives (Psalm 23:6), and His work for the good of those who love Him (Romans 8:28). This song serves as an earnest invitation, a musical call to step out in faith, trust in the Lord, and discover the undeniable sweetness of His presence and character, proving for ourselves the profound truth that He is indeed good.
