Believe

The song opens with a prayer-like posture, laying down and confessing a simple yet complicated faith. It wrestles with the tension between doubt and conviction, acknowledging that belief often goes beyond logic or feeling. The lyrics use the image of a crooked line to argue that our sense of right and wrong points to an absolute standard, and they contrast a gray world with the clarity of black and white, wrong and right. There's a surrender in calling oneself a fool for God, yet a firm resolve in falling for the truth again, not based on human wisdom or personal preference, but on the evidence of things unseen. The song builds to an urgent call to listen to that still, small voice inside, suggesting that now is the time to believe. It captures both the vulnerability of faith and the certainty that comes from trusting in something beyond the visible.