Lyrics
Something good is coming
Something good is coming
Something good is coming to my life
What is unseen what is to come
Me and my reason cry out to the voice of god
My victory is from my God, who is above?
Preparing me into the supernatural
I expect the expected, the unexpected
What is above, and beyond you will do
I expect the expected, the unexpected
What is above, and beyond you will do
I'm gonna get it get it get my breakthrough
I'm praising for my breakthrough
Until my blessings come
Although I don't see it, I know that he did it, So I know by faith is now
I'm gonna get it get it get my breakthrough
Put me on you take me to my breakthrough Supernatural God ima let you
Bring my miracle Through the lyrical defending the number of angels
How that you gonna make
The lord is your state we give you all the praise
Because this how I make this
I'm gonna get it get it get my breakthrough
Im gonna get my miracle
Im gonna get my miracle
Im gonna get my miracle tonight
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Meaning & Inspiration
Breakthrough Song expresses expectant faith while circumstances remain unseen. The lyric looks toward divine help, blessing, and victory, repeatedly placing confidence in God rather than in visible evidence. Its movement from anticipation to praise suggests worship offered before an answer becomes apparent. The recurring breakthrough refrain gives that expectation a communal, celebratory shape, while references to faith and the supernatural frame the hoped-for change as the work of God.
Several biblical themes sit near this language. Hebrews 11 connects faith with confidence concerning what is not seen, which closely matches the lyric about trusting despite a lack of sight. Ephesians 3 speaks of God acting beyond what can be asked or imagined, echoing the expectation of what is above and beyond. The song does not define the exact form a breakthrough must take; instead, it emphasizes dependence, perseverance, and praise. Its strongest idea is that hope can remain active while the outcome is still awaited, with God named as the source of victory.
Related Scripture
- Hebrews 11:1 Faith concerns hoped-for realities and what is not yet seen, matching the song’s expectation.
- Ephesians 3:20 God is able to do beyond what can be asked or imagined.
- Habakkuk 3:17-18 The prophet chooses rejoicing in God even before visible provision arrives.