KB - Armies Lyrics
Lyrics
Dangers
Silence
Battle is my story
But Alone
I won’t know
Yeah
Yeah
That’s my glory
Shadows you will not hide me
I know my King will fight
The God of Angel armies
Is always by my side
Got a Got a
I got a (army)
Got a Got a
I got a (Army)
Who gone for me
I ain’t gotta thing he won’t defeat
Bring the war I gotta
Got a Got a
I got a (Army)
Who run it?
Who runnin?
Almighty
Who want it yea?
Life ain’t been the same Since death died
Won it by a land side
Hallelujah to the flex My
That POWER made a point next slide
Reppin this side
Gucci shoes I like to put foot my foot on reptiles
Comin for my neck now
When the game about to end you expect
Oh vanity
Satan tryna cancel me
I don’t fear your plan for me
I just made canopy
When you come to handle me
There’s another hand on me
Even when they all abandon me
God got the destiny
I see no enemy
Still in the son when it’s all shade
Send who you want boy it’s all gang
I picked side like entrée
Nobody like him
That’s why I got like Him
Put it on the Bible
I’m in auto pilot
Shadow of the Almighty
Before me and behind me
Your war is
Is for me
Forever
Forever
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KB - Armies (Lyric Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
KB's "Armies," featured on his 2020 album *His Glory Alone*, is a powerful declaration of faith and unwavering reliance on divine strength in the face of life's inevitable battles. The song immediately plunges the listener into a narrative of struggle, acknowledging that "battle is my story," but crucially reframes this struggle not as a solitary endeavor, but as one undertaken with an invincible ally. The central message resonates with the profound truth found in verses like Isaiah 41:10, which promises, "So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." This is the "army" KB speaks of – the omnipresent, all-powerful presence of God.
The lyrical content masterfully crafts an image of spiritual warfare, where perceived adversaries, including the "shadows" and "reptiles" symbolizing deceit and temptation, are rendered powerless by the divine protection. The assertion that "I know my King will fight" directly echoes the assurance given in Deuteronomy 3:22: "Do not be afraid of them; the Lord your God himself will fight for you." The triumphant statement, "Life ain’t been the same Since death died," is a direct reference to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the ultimate victory over sin and death, as described in 1 Corinthians 15:55-57: "Where, O death, is your victory? Where, O death, is your sting?" This victory fundamentally shifts the paradigm of every believer's existence, granting them an unshakeable hope.
KB's lyrical prowess shines in his ability to translate theological concepts into relatable imagery. When he declares, "I see no enemy," it’s not born of naivete, but a deep understanding that any earthly opposition is ultimately dwarfed by the "shadow of the Almighty." This sentiment aligns with Romans 8:31, which asks, "If God is for us, who can be against us?" The repetition of "I got an army" becomes a mantra of empowerment, a testament to the unfathomable resources available to those who trust in God. The "who gone for me?" question is a bold challenge to any force that would oppose God's will, acknowledging that His might is absolute. The song effectively communicates that true strength and security are not derived from personal might, but from an unyielding connection to the "God of Angel armies," a concept deeply rooted in biblical accounts of God's intervention through heavenly hosts. This lyrical exploration of spiritual resilience and divine companionship offers a profound encouragement to listeners navigating their own trials, reminding them they are never truly alone.