Lyrics
Things Already Better, things Already Better,
for the Lord is on my side, things Already Better,
things Already Better, things Already Better
No matter how the Valley look dark, dark,
no matter how the water full a shark, shark,
even though mi breakthrough look park,
mi just naa go worry cause a mi an God a walk, walk,
no matter how the hill look steep, steep,
no matter how the river look deep, deep,
mi breakthrough look like it a sleep,
mi jus naa go worry cause mi soul God a keep,
Guess wha, skin mi teeth already,
mi no get it yet but mi see it already,
blessing in a fleet already,
God tell mi say mi a the wheat already,
table prepare wid mi seat already,
wake up to mi blessing mi sleep already,
cup overflow Tithes mi geet already,
mi food no share yet but it sweet already
Everyday yu get up an a worry bout,
full a anxiety an a hurry bout,
the little faith you have no mek the devil stir it out,
over trivial things like curry Goat,
listen mi man stop sing them sorry note,
God have a plan fi yu life fi you carry out
the little dark tunnel just gwaan tarry out,
at the end you a go push a big tralley out
ya estra bien woiii
He shall supply all your needs,
him a go take care a yu,
never leave you nor forsake you,
him always near a yu,
trust in the Lord with all thine heart,
mek the Devil stay clear a yu,
I am more than a conqueror,
so go conquer the fear a yu
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Things Already Better” presents faith as settled confidence before circumstances visibly change. Its repeated title frames hope in God as a present posture, while images of a dark valley, steep hill, deep river, and delayed breakthrough acknowledge pressure without surrendering to anxiety. The Jamaican patois gives the testimony an immediate, conversational energy. Provision, protection, and perseverance remain central as the song moves from personal assurance to encouragement against fear.
Several lines closely echo biblical language. God supplying every need recalls Philippians 4:19, while the promise never to leave or forsake reflects Hebrews 13:5. The call to trust the Lord with the whole heart draws directly from Proverbs 3:5. Together, these references support the song’s conviction that divine care is dependable even when an answer is not yet visible. The closing declaration of being more than a conqueror shifts the focus from waiting passively to confronting fear through confidence in God’s presence.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 4:19 The lyric directly echoes God supplying every need.
- Hebrews 13:5 The passage promises that God will never leave or forsake his people.
- Proverbs 3:5 The song directly calls for trusting the Lord with the whole heart.