Good Friends
Point of Grace's song "Good Friends, Good Medicine" celebrates the healing power of true friendship, especially within a Christian context. The lyrics contrast the world's self-reliant advice with the comfort of having someone who prays for you, tells you the truth, and points you to Jesus. It emphasizes that friends can be like medicine, mending hearts and bringing life back, even through difficult times. The song encourages vulnerability and mutual support, highlighting the importance of community and faith in overcoming life's challenges.
The world's gonna tell you
Look out for yourself
'Cause you're walking it all alone
Take a pill for your illness
Love's co-dependant
That ain't the way it should go
It should be late night calls
Honey it's gonna get better
You can be a mess
'Cause we've been through hell together, oh together
Puts a heart on the mend
Brings a life back again
There to the very end
Good friends, good medicine
Good friends, good medicine
I know a cure that's simple and pure
And can never be overdosed
It starts with a laugh
And I got your back
And you're there when I need you most
It should be late night calls
Honey it's gonna get better
You can be a mess
'Cause we've been through hell together, oh together
Puts a heart on a mend
Brings a life back again
There to the very end
Good friends, good medicine
Good friends, good medicine
Prays over you, fights off the enemy
Tells you the truth, like a good remedy
Straight as an arrow, points you to Jesus
Just showing up, didn't know that you needed it
Good friends, good medicine
Good friends, good medicine
It should be late night calls
Honey it's gonna get better
Oh, you can be a mess
'Cause we've been through hell together, oh together
Puts your heart on a mend
Brings a life back again
There to the very end
Good friends, good medicine
Good friends, good medicine
Good friends, good medicine
Good friends, good medicine
Good friends, good medicine