Lyrics
Intro
Gonna be alright
Verse 1
Lilies of the field
They don’t toil they don’t spin
Sparrows in the wind
They sing of where they’ve been
If the hairs on my head are counted
And the tears that I cry, are too
Then why would I be anxious
If it’s all just the same to you
Chorus
I lift my eyes I know
Everything gonna be alright
My Lord
So why should I worry
Not a thing
That I lack
You’re with me
That’s a fact
I’m alive
It’s a ride
Where I go Lord I know
It’s gonna be alright
Verse 2
Best days or my worst,
If I’m last or if I’m first
Sunshine or rain
The sky might fall but You remain
If the whole world’s in your hands Lord
And mercy’s always new
Then why would I be anxious
When it’s all just the same to you
Bridge
There’s peace for the trouble this day
There’s hope that everything could change
Tomorrow’s gonna find its way
If you’re hanging on the edge of faith
Don’t be afraid
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Gonna Be Alright” answers anxiety with confidence in God’s attentive care. Images of lilies, sparrows, counted hairs, and recorded tears gather several biblical assurances into an everyday confession of trust. The singer does not deny changing circumstances; best days and worst days, sunshine and rain, and the possibility of trouble all remain in view. Stability comes instead from the conviction that God remains present and knows every need.
The chorus turns that conviction into a deliberate upward gaze. Lifting the eyes, refusing worry, and affirming the Lord’s companionship present faith as reliance amid uncertainty rather than a guarantee of ease. The later promise of fresh mercy closely echoes Lamentations, while the lilies and birds recall Jesus’ teaching against anxiety. Even the closing appeal to someone near the edge of faith is anchored in those scriptural images. The song’s reassurance is therefore grounded in God’s character: circumstances may shift, but divine care, mercy, and presence provide a reason for peace today and hope for tomorrow.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 6:26-30 Jesus points to birds and lilies as signs of the Father’s attentive care.
- Luke 12:6-7 Jesus says that God remembers sparrows and numbers every hair.
- Lamentations 3:22-23 The passage declares that God’s mercies are new every morning.