Lyrics
Shalom (feat. Setnick Sene) | Bridge Worship -lyrics
[Verse 1]
You don't ever run out of goodness
All of Your intentions reach their end
You always follow through
On what You say You'll do
Oh Lord
You are not afraid of this battle
You are still at rest through every storm
The wind and crashing waves
They bow to what You say
Oh Lord
[Chorus]
You are a fortress for the weak
My covering
You are the refuge I seek
I'm under Your wings
Shalom, shalom, shalom
You're my peace
Shalom, shalom, shalom
Over me
[Verse 2]
You are not afraid of what's broken
You will put the pieces back in place
And I know there is more
You're longing to restorе
Oh Lord
[Chorus]
You are a fortress for the wеak
My covering
You are the refuge I seek
I'm under Your wings
Shalom, shalom, shalom
You're my peace
Shalom, shalom, shalom
Over me
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[Bridge]
And all I do is worship You
I will trust and stand firm, watch You move
All I do is worship You
And believe that You will see me through
And all I do is worship You
I will trust and stand firm, watch You move
All I do is worship You
And believe that You will see me through
[Chorus]
You are a fortress for the weak
My covering
You are the refuge I seek
I'm under Your wings
Shalom, shalom, shalom
You're my peace
Shalom, shalom, shalom
Over me
Shalom, shalom, shalom
You're my peace
Shalom, shalom, shalom
Over me
Shalom, shalom, shalom
You're my peace
Shalom, shalom, shalom
Over me
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Meaning & Inspiration
Shalom describes God's peace as protection, rest, and restoration amid conflict and brokenness. The verses contrast battles, storms, and damaged circumstances with God's steady goodness. Rather than presenting peace as the absence of trouble, the song depicts it as security under God's care. The recurring words “fortress,” “refuge, ” and “under Your wings” give that security a distinctly biblical vocabulary.
The chorus uses the Hebrew word shalom to name a peace that covers the worshipper. Psalm 91 provides a close parallel through its images of refuge, fortress, and shelter beneath God's wings. The storm imagery also recalls Jesus calming the wind and waves in Mark 4, though the lyric applies that scene more broadly to trust during difficulty. In the bridge, worship and steadfast trust become the response: the singer stands firm while awaiting God's action. The song therefore joins peace with confidence in God's character, emphasizing refuge, restoration, and faithful worship rather than denial of present trouble.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 91:1-4 The psalm describes God as refuge and fortress and pictures shelter under His wings.
- Mark 4:39-40 Jesus calms the wind and sea, then calls the disciples to faith.