Love And The Outcome - Need U On Repeat Lyrics
Lyrics
Hello
It's 5 in the morning haven't slept a wink yet
Coffee made it spilled it made it again
Tell me when does the craziness
Ever end
I don't
Know how I'm gonna hold it all together
Falling apart and it's not even 10
Tell me when does the craziness
Ever end
Oh the mess is the message so let it show
Oh imperfectly perfect just let it go
The scars and the beautiful
Chaos and colorful everything in between
I need You I need You
God right here I need You
I'll say it on repeat on repeat on repeat
Made it
End of the day I don't how I got here
It's all a blur but I'm sure I heard You
Whisper there's no pressure to hold it together
I'm holding you
Oh the mess is the message so let it show
Oh imperfectly perfect just let it go
The scars and the beautiful
Chaos and colorful everything in between
I need You I need You
God right here I need You
I'll say it on repeat on repeat on repeat
Life's crazy
There's not a day I don't need You
Life's crazy
Life's crazy
There's not a day I don't need You
Life's crazy
Oh the mess is the message so let it show
Oh imperfectly perfect just let it go
The scars and the beautiful
Chaos and colorful everything in between
I need You I need You
God right here I need You
I'll say it on repeat on repeat on repeat
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Need U On Repeat
Meaning & Inspiration
Love And The Outcome delivered a profound and timely anthem with "Need U On Repeat," released on January 13, 2022, offering a raw, honest perspective on navigating the chaotic rhythms of modern life through an unwavering reliance on faith. This isn't just a track to be heard; it's a spiritual lifeline, articulating the universal struggle against overwhelm and pointing steadfastly towards divine solace. The song immediately plunges into the all-too-familiar grind, painting vivid scenes of sleepless nights and spilled coffee, a metaphor for days that feel like they're falling apart before they've even truly begun. It captures that deep human sigh, the desperate plea for an end to the relentless craziness, resonating with anyone who has ever felt stretched thin and inadequate, wrestling with the pressure to "hold it all together."
The true genius of "Need U On Repeat" unfolds in its powerful pivot, transforming perceived failure into a divine message. The revelation that "the mess is the message so let it show" invites a radical shift in perspective, echoing the profound truth found in 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, where Paul recounts God's assurance, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." This isn't about ignoring the disorder, but rather recognizing God's hand within it, discovering beauty in the "scars" and purpose in the "chaos." It’s an empowering call to release the exhausting pursuit of perfection, understanding that our "imperfectly perfect" state is precisely where grace thrives. Such an embracing of vulnerability aligns with Romans 8:28, which reminds us that in all things, God works for the good of those who love Him, transforming even our brokenness into part of His beautiful tapestry.
As the song progresses, it beautifully illustrates the divine intervention that turns our striving into resting. The journey from frantic mornings to the day's blurry end culminates in a whisper of profound comfort: "there's no pressure to hold it together, I'm holding you." This is the cornerstone of the song's message, a direct echo of Isaiah 41:10, where God assures, "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." It’s a powerful invitation to lay down our burdens, a reminder that we are not abandoned to our own strength, but perpetually sustained by an Almighty hand. This deep sense of being held, even when we feel utterly undone, is the transformative peace offered, shifting the weight from our shoulders to His.
The recurring refrain, "I need You I need You / God right here I need You / I'll say it on repeat on repeat on repeat," elevates the song from a simple expression of need to a profound spiritual discipline. It’s a declaration of utter dependence, acknowledging that in every season, especially the crazy ones, our help comes from the Lord, as Psalm 121:1-2 declares. This isn't a plea born of desperation alone, but a continuous, intentional commitment to abiding in God, reminiscent of John 15:5, "I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing." The song asserts that recognizing this constant need for God is not a sign of weakness, but the source of true strength and peace. In a world constantly urging self-sufficiency, "Need U On Repeat" serves as an inspiring, grounding testament to the enduring power and comfort found in casting our cares on the Lord daily, trusting He will sustain us through every challenge.