The Good I'll Do
Andrew Ripp's song 'The Good I'll Do' reflects on personal failure and the hope for redemption. The lyrics acknowledge past mistakes and the damage done, yet express a longing to prove one's worth through future good actions. It captures the tension between who we are and who we hope to become, with a subtle spiritual undertone of grace and transformation. The song is introspective, focusing on the possibility of change and the desire to make amends, resonating with themes of faith and personal growth.
A fire dance in the wicked rain
Hope is ashes up in flames
But the way we are ain't the way we'll stay
A shadow hides where the sun don't reach
And it's hard to practice what we preach
But these promises we'll someday keep
Ooh, someday you will let me show you
Ooh, caught between the what I've done and the good I'll do
I touched your heart and I turned it black
And you swear that you ain't coming back
I made it more than what I lack
Ooh, someday you will let me show you
Ooh, caught between the what I've done and the good I'll do
The good I'll do
Oh, the good I'll do
Ooh, someday you will let me show you
Ooh, caught between the what I've done and the good I'll do
Someday you will let me show you
Ooh, caught between the what I've done and the good I'll do