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John P. Kee - Turn Around Lyrics

Artist:
John P. Kee

Lyrics

Chorus 1:
I know that we will never part,
oh how I thank You from my heart.
Blessings abundantly,
You keep making a way for me.


Chorus 2:
Pressed down, shaken together and running over;
Jesus made a way for me,
opened many doors I could not see.
He made a way for me.


Verse 1:
I was down to my very last dime, He did it
(He made a way).
Lord, You stepped in on time, You did it for me,
(He made a way).


Chorus 2


Verse 2:
Anything I need, I ask in faith, I do,
(He made a way).
Don't you know He makes a way for me,
(He made a way).


Chorus 2


Bridge:
He made a way (repeat as desired),
for me.


Vamp 1:
Every time I turn around,
He's making a way.


Vamp 2:
(When will He come through?)
Every time.


Vamp 1


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Turn Around” is a testimony of gratitude for God’s timely provision. Its verses describe need, limited resources, and doors that seemed closed, then repeatedly answer those pressures with the confession that Jesus made a way. The two choruses establish both the personal tone and the central image of blessing that overflows. Later vamps reduce the message to a simple pattern: every new look at life reveals another instance of divine help.

The phrase “pressed down, shaken together and running over” quotes the imagery of Luke 6:38, where generous measure is returned in abundance. The verse about asking in faith also recalls Mark 11:24, which connects prayer with trusting belief. Within the song, these biblical echoes support confidence in God rather than a detailed promise of material ease. Provision is presented through opened doors, timely intervention, and needs being met. Repetition gives the testimony a communal gospel character, allowing the central claim of God’s faithfulness to remain clear throughout each chorus and vamp.

Related Scripture

  • Luke 6:38 The song directly uses the verse’s image of a measure pressed down, shaken together, and running over.
  • Mark 11:24 The teaching about believing when asking in prayer parallels the second verse.