Lyrics
I feel so lonely Nobody understands me Lord, when You put me on this earth
What was my purpose ?
How can I serve it?
Cause it feels like everything just hurts
Why did You make me?
Lord, won’t You save me?
Cause honestly, right now I’m confused
You know when I’m hurting
Can’t carry these burdens
Lord, please, just tell me what to do
I wonder, do You care at all?
Do you hear me when I call?
Will You catch me when I fall?
Lord, You seem so far away
Can You hear my heart break?
Too much pain I can’t take
I’ve been trying to do it on my own
You and I, we know I’m not that strong
I don’t feel the strength to carry on
Can You hear my heart break?
I feel so lonely Nobody understands me Lord, when You put me on this earth
What was my purpose ?
How can I serve it?
Cause it feels like everything just hurts
Why did You make me?
Lord, won’t You save me?
Cause honestly, right now I’m confused
You know when I’m hurting
Can’t carry these burdens
Lord, please just tell me what to do
Oooh, you never never change
I lift my eyes
Up to the hills
Where does my help come from?
He will not let your foot be moved
He who keeps you will not slumber
I lift my eyes
Up to the hills
Where does my help come from?
He will not let your foot be moved
He who keeps you will not slumber
I am not lonely
You understand me
I know why You put me on this earth
I know my purpose
Is to bring You worship
I know You’ll make everything work
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Meaning & Inspiration
Never Change begins as an unguarded prayer from a person overwhelmed by loneliness, pain, and questions of purpose. The singer admits weakness, asks whether God hears, and abandons the claim of being able to carry every burden alone. These questions are not presented as the end of faith; they become the setting for a turn toward remembered truth and worship.
That turn draws directly from Psalm 121. The lifted eyes, the question about the source of help, and the assurance that the keeper of Israel does not slumber all echo the psalm closely. As those words take hold, isolation gives way to confidence that God understands, preserves, and gives purpose. The title reinforces the contrast between changing emotions and the constancy attributed to God. The closing lines do not deny earlier pain, but place it within a renewed confession that help comes from the Lord and that life can be directed toward worship.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 121:1-4 These verses ask where help comes from and affirm that God watches without slumbering.
- Psalm 55:22 The psalm calls the burdened person to cast cares on the Lord for sustaining help.