Lighthouse
Andrew Rayel feat. Christina Novelli Lyrics
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Farther than I Ever Could
I'm Here To Shine
This Little Light
Is Stronger It Can Only Work
Be Here To Guide
When You Lost Can't Find Your Way
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
Again Again Again
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
I'm Your Beacon In The Night
And The Darkness Fall in
We Shine
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
I'm Your Beacon in The Night
And The Darkness Fall In
We Shine
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
When You Lost Can't Find Your Way
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
Again Again Again
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
I'm Your Beacon In the Night
And The Darkness Fall in
We Shine
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
When You Lost Can't Find Your Way
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
Again Again Again
The lyrics of Andrew Rayel feat. Christina Novelli's song Lighthouse is about being there for someone you care about, whether it is a friend, a lover, or anyone in need of guidance. The lyrics revolve around the concept of being a lighthouse, which symbolizes strength, stability, and a guiding light in times of darkness. The song's chorus emphasizes the idea that the singer is there to help the listener find their way, even if they are lost or struggling. The repetition of "I'm your lighthouse calling / when you're lost, can't find your way" reinforces the idea that the singer is always there, ready to help.
The first verse sets the tone for the song, with the singer stating that they can see further than the listener ever could, implying that they have a better perspective on things. The lyrics continue, emphasizing the strength and power of the singer's guiding light, with the phrase "this little light is stronger, it can only work / be here to guide." The repeated use of the word "shine" throughout the song gives a sense of hope and positivity, suggesting that no matter how dark things may seem, there is always a light to guide the way.
All in all, the song Lighthouse is an uplifting and empowering anthem about being there for someone you care about. It inspires the listener to seek strength in times of darkness and reminds them of the power of a guiding light to help them find their way.
Line by Line Meaning
I See Tonight
I can see the night surrounding us
Farther than I Ever Could
Deep into the darkness, beyond what I thought I could see
I'm Here To Shine
I am here to provide light and hope
This Little Light
The small light I have within me
Is Stronger It Can Only Work
It is powerful enough to guide us, it has the ability to do what it's meant to
Be Here To Guide
It has the purpose of leading and directing us
I'm Your Lighthouse Calling
I am the beacon of light calling out to you
When You Lost Can't Find Your Way
When you are lost and cannot navigate on your own
Again Again Again
I will continue to call out to you until I guide you to safety
I'm Your Beacon In The Night
I am the signal of hope and guidance in the darkness
And The Darkness Fall in
Even when the darkness seems to envelop us
We Shine
We still have the capability to emit light and overcome the darkness
Writer(s): a. rata, c. novelli
Contributed by Samantha H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@PaulOnMars
Faithful Harbormaster
I recently heard a song (this song) about a lighthouse. In it the lighthouse is described as a beacon guiding those who are lost and can’t find their way in the darkness. It’s a good song, but it’s a bit ambiguous about the purpose of lighthouses. You see, a lighthouse does not tell you where safety is, but danger. A lighthouse reveals the dangerous coastlines to ships at sea. It basically says, “you’re almost home, but don’t land here. Keep moving.”
As Christians, we're often sent out to sea for various purposes. Sometimes we’re seeking a distant harbor. Sometimes we’re seeking shipwrecked believers. Sometimes we’re seeking lost sailors. Sometimes we’re engaging the Enemy's fleets. Sometimes we’re sinking heretic pirates that harry our weaker vessels. You see, we’re not just a fleet of ambassador, servant, missionary, and colonial vessels of our King's royal navy, but we’re also one-and-all ships of war, ironclad and bristling with mighty cannons. Still, even a ship of the line is challenged by the perils of the seas.
The God who moves the currents and fills our sails is also the One who hung the stars above. Those stars are reliable for navigation when darkness falls, just as God's word is reliable for guiding us through the perils of life at sea. When darkness comes and the skies are obscured, or when a storm rages against your wave-tossed vessel, or when a blinding fog rolls over you, God’s blazing lighthouses are all you got to know where the unseen dangers lay. They’re bold warnings for those close to peril. Often in our eagerness to escape the trials of life we'll run for any land we see, but the One who rescued us years ago, the One who christened us as sea worthy vessels, the One who planned every nautical mile of our voyages, He is the One who built every lighthouse, and He wouldn’t have sent you out in the first place without a port in mind for your return.
The lighthouse tells you that God cares, for the flames attest that He diligently maintains it. The lighthouse tells you that God knows what’s best for you, for where you see shores of respite, He warns of ship breaking rocks hidden beneath the surface. The lighthouse tells you that God is with you, for its light can guide you until visibility returns. The lighthouse tells you that God keeps His promises, for He built them to save, not destroy you, and if He intends to save you then surely He has a safe harbor waiting for you just a little further down the coast.
When in peril, don’t give up. Keep sailing. Seek first the harbor, and don’t ignore the warning beacons along the way. Stay vigilent. Keep looking. Feel the currents and the headwinds. See the stars and the lighthouses. These things are real and tangible. Your faith is not blind. God is guiding you. If you drift off course you will see His flames blazing above the dangerous shoreline. Obey His guidance. Trust that He has planned for every eventuality. Safe harbor isn’t far away, and Christ, our faithful Harbormaster, will surely welcome you home.
#PaulOnMars
@jamieanastacia
christina novelli has, by far, one of the best, cleanest voices in the music industry
@gabriela.s.3351
Exactly you also have emma hewitt, chloe and laura jensen!
@jesusdavidconeomonterrosa1998
Just wonderful ....Thank You Andrew Rayel for this album!!!!
@user-xb8tu5be5t
Perfect,just perfect
@gauravkulkarni2695
Rayle and Novelli have nailed it.
@eximinds5709
Armin/Andrew/Alexander popov are the three LEGEND of TRANCE in one TRIANGLE
@FranciscoDiaz-tl9hw
One of the best songs I hear good job Andrew and best voice I love it
@ronietavaressilva2608
Andrew Rayel é um monstro.
@tinox12
(t)his style makes him special
@johnnym2069
My most favourite track of the album. =)