NO FEELING LASTS FOREVER

Spoken-word testimony frames this track, opening with a candid confession that belief can suddenly feel counterfeit — a night when answered prayers get recast as coincidence and peace as mere chemistry. The narrator describes doubt arriving with the texture of clarity, scanning memories for evidence of delusion while feelings drown out everything, even the God they know they love. That admission sets up the refrain's plain claim: no feeling lasts forever except the love of God toward you. A second movement shifts from lust to something quieter — five minutes of relief from the sense of failing, a brain that negotiates "just this once," a body that grabs the wheel while the will rides passenger and shame arrives before the click. Between these confessions the song lifts lines from Psalm 103, cataloguing forgiveness, healing, redemption, and a love as high as the heavens. A third voice enters with an explosion in the mind, a personality seemingly swapped overnight, a husband and children who cannot understand, and the urge to escape. The answer is not a mood but a Father who remembers we are dust, whose love outlasts grass and wildflowers. The closing turn to the old hymn about the blood of Jesus lands as the one fixed point when feelings, bodies, and minds all prove unreliable.