You're Alright
You take a look inside
But you don't like what you see
And so you choose to look away
It doesn't coincide
With how you'd like to be
And each glimpse of hope can easily fade
Chorus:
Down on your confidence
It's a fight that won't let go
(But) you've got to realize
That you're alright
('Cause) under your rubble
Lies a heart the Father holds
And when you see your life
Thru his eyes
You're alright
To learn how He loves you
Is to learn to love yourself
To live life He's livin' in you
(And) what others think of you
Could never measure to the wealth
Of what he's paid and given to you
You're Alright
Michael W. Smith's song 'You're Alright' is an encouraging Christian track that speaks to those struggling with self-doubt and low self-esteem. The lyrics acknowledge the internal battle of feeling inadequate and not measuring up to one's own expectations. However, the song offers a message of hope, reminding listeners that God sees beyond their flaws and failures. It emphasizes that understanding God's love helps individuals learn to love themselves and recognize their true worth in His eyes. The song encourages believers to view their lives through God's perspective, finding confidence and peace in His acceptance and the spiritual riches He has given them.