Run For Your Life
Alisa Turner's 'Run for Your Life' is a comforting song about standing with someone through their inner battles. The lyrics depict a gentle invitation to come out of hiding, with the singer offering companionship and strength against fear and mental struggle. The imagery of running together for one's life suggests a journey toward safety and peace. The song emphasizes presence and solidarity, echoing themes of God's care and the fight against anxiety. It naturally connects to Scripture passages about God being our refuge and strength, though it does not quote them directly.
Honey, come on out, the coast is clear
Listen for my voice and you will hear
You are safe and sound, there's no one around
But me and you
It's just me and you
It's just me and you
It's me and you and the war inside your head
I'll pull out the armor we'll fight it til the end
I don't see the war but I see fear in your eyes
Put your trembling hand in mine
And we'll run, we'll run for your life
You know the way to San Jose
To the backyard you use to laugh and play
Catching crawdads and selling the neighbors fruit
Yeah, that sounds like you
And now it's me and you
It's just me and you
It's me and you and the war inside your head
I'll pull out the armor we'll fight it til the end
I don't see the war but I see fear in your eyes
Put your trembling hand in mine
And we'll run, we'll run for your life
We'll run as fast, as we need to
We'll go as far, as we can
We won't stop til the lights come on in your eyes
We'll run as fast, as we need to
We'll go as far, as we can
We won't stop til the lights come on in your eyes
In your eyes
It's just me and you
Always, me and you
It's me and you and the war inside your head
I'll pull out the armor we'll fight it til the end
I don't see the war but I see fear in your eyes
Put your trembling hand in mine
And we'll run, we'll run for your life