Everyday Life
Audrey Assad's 'Everyday Life' is a reflective song about navigating the struggles and pains of daily existence. It acknowledges universal experiences of hurt, crying, and doubt, while encouraging perseverance and hope. The lyrics call for seeing others as sisters rather than enemies, promoting unity and compassion. The repeated 'Hallelujah' suggests a posture of praise and trust in God amidst life's challenges. The song emphasizes holding tight to faith in the ordinary moments, finding strength to keep going even when circumstances are difficult.
What in the world are we going to do?
Look at what everybody's going through
What kind of world do you want it to be?
Am I the future or the history?
'Cause everyone hurts
Everyone cries
Everyone tells each other all kinds of lies
Everyone falls
Everybody dreams and doubts
Got to keep dancing when the lights go out
How in the world I am going to see
You as my sister
Not my enemy?
'Cause everyone hurts
Everyone cries
Everyone sees the color in each other's eyes
Everyone loves
Everybody gets their hearts ripped out
Got to keep dancing when the lights go out
Gonna keep dancing when the lights go out
You gotta hold tight for everyday life
You gotta hold tight for everyday life
At first light
Throw my arms out open wide
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah