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People & Songs - Hell Or High Water Lyrics

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People & Songs

Lyrics

Verse 1


You never change


You stay the same


My Rock You're ev'rything I'll ever need


Verse 2


You're ever near


So present here


My Help You're everything I'll ever need


Pre-Chorus


Jesus You're greater than my fear


Chorus


So come hell or high water


You're still on the throne


You are faithful and able


You're in control


There's no question about it


You're King over all


I know who You are


Verse 3


You'll be my strength


You'll be my peace


My God forever You'll be strong in me


Bridge


Steady constant I have this confidence


Mercy goodness I have this confidence


Awesome mighty I have this confidence


I know who You are


Defender Healer You are my confidence


Protector Shepherd You are my confidence


Jesus Savior You are my confidence


I know who You are


I know who You are


Ending


I know who You are


I know who You are


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Meaning & Inspiration

Hell Or High Water builds a confession of confidence around the unchanging character of Jesus. The verses name Him as Rock, Help, strength, peace, Defender, Healer, Protector, Shepherd, and Savior. These titles answer fear with a widening account of who Christ is and what His presence provides. The chorus then places every possible crisis beneath His rule: hardship does not remove Him from the throne or diminish His faithfulness.

The bridge strengthens that assurance through a sequence of divine qualities. Steadiness, mercy, goodness, might, and care become reasons for confidence rather than abstract descriptions. This emphasis closely matches the biblical declaration that God is refuge and strength, a present help in trouble. It also echoes the teaching that Jesus Christ remains the same through every change. Repeating “I know who You are” gives the song its central posture: certainty rests on Christ’s identity, not on predictable circumstances. The result is worship that confronts fear through remembrance, naming God’s character until trust becomes the dominant response.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 46:1-2 The psalm names God as refuge, strength, and present help in trouble.
  • Hebrews 13:8 The verse declares that Jesus Christ remains the same forever.