Amen
Ana Soklič Lyrics

Hey child
Addressing the listener with sympathy and concern.

Why ya hidin' from the light?
Asks why the listener is avoiding positivity and good things in life.

Why ya cowering in fright?
Asks why the listener is scared and intimidated by circumstances.

Don't tell yourself the Heavens cast you out
Advises the listener not to blame higher powers for their struggles.

And you've fallen from grace
Disputes the notion that the listener has lost favor with the divine.

You'll get beaten and bruised
Warns the listener that they will face hardships and difficulties.

You'll be scarred unto your core
Emphasizes that the listener will be deeply affected and marked by their struggles.

But it's gonna make you who you are
Assures that the challenges will shape the listener's character and identity.

When ya learn to heal
Suggests that the listener will need to recover and grow from their struggles.

When ya learn to rise again
Encourages the listener to persevere and overcome difficult times.

You can tell the sun "Amen"
Instructs the listener to embrace positivity and welcome a new day.

Hallelujah We're glorious Hallelujah The day is dawning
Celebrates the beauty of life and the promise of a new day.

The storm's relentless But everybody knows Everybody knows we're born to the fight
Acknowledges that life can be difficult, but emphasizes that humans are resilient and capable of fighting back.

The fear will never go away
Warns that fear and anxiety may be persistent in life, but encourages resilience.

Might as well accept it now
Advises the listener to face fear and anxiety head-on, as they are a part of life.

Learn to persevere
Encourages the listener to persist in the face of obstacles.

Oh, learn to count your blessings now
Suggests that appreciating what one has, rather than focusing on difficulties, is valuable.

Greet the future with "Amen"
Encourages the listener to embrace positivity when looking to the future.

Not until the rain has stopped Not until the thunder's hushed Are we at rest
Asserts that peace and tranquility can only be achieved once trials and difficulties have passed.

Are we at peace, just imagine it Not until the storm has passed Not until it's quiet
Encourages the listener to envision and strive for peace, even when dealing with turmoil and distress.

Can a heart that's broken cry
Suggests that healing and recovery from heartbreak is possible, but may require time and effort.

Hey child Why ya hidin' from the light?
Repeats the opening lines to emphasize the theme of embracing positivity.