Alive
Danen kane Lyrics


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Do you feel the weight of depression like a cage on your soul
Like a cloud of resistance that just won't let you go
You put your head down on the pillow
You can't quite fall asleep
The questions that drown you, they always run to deep

Rest your head on my shoulder baby and just cry
Praise God Abba Father, thank God that I'm alive
Oh don't take em' up slow, gotta take them burdens and let em go
Praise God Abba Father, thank God that I'm alive

Have you ever felt abandoned
Like someone sold you out
And everything's confusing and it's sewing seeds of doubt
Well let me tell you I have been there and I was stronger at the end
Because the blessing of this trial is He is bigger than the sins of men

Pre Chorus

Chorus





I believe that I am going home

Overall Meaning

The song "Alive" by Danen Kane talks about depression and the weight it puts on an individual's soul. The song starts with the artist asking if the listener feels the weight of depression like a cage on their soul. The cloud of resistance doesn't let go, and when they try to sleep, the questions that trouble them run too deep, making it challenging to escape the clutches of depression. The artist goes on to offer a shoulder for the listener to rest their head on, telling them to cry if that helps in letting out the emotions. The lines "Praise God Abba Father, thank God that I'm alive" serve as a reminder that being alive is in itself an achievement to be grateful for, and it's essential to let go of burdens to make the best of life.


The second stanza talks about feeling abandoned and confused, where everything seems to be working against the individual. The lyrics mention that the artist has been in those shoes before, and it made them stronger because trials help an individual grow. The artist doesn't deny that the trial can be excruciating, but the blessing is that God is more significant than the flaws of men. The pre-chorus builds up anticipation of the next line, leading to the chorus, where the lyrics repeat the line, "Praise God Abba Father, thank God that I'm alive." The song concludes with the artist's belief that they are going home.


Overall, the song's central message revolves around holding on and finding the strength within to face the challenges that life throws. Depression can be overwhelming, but there are people willing to extend a helping hand and a shoulder to cry on. It's important to acknowledge the blessings in life regardless of how small they may seem and let go of burdens to move ahead. The listener is left with hope and the belief that despite the struggles, they'll find their way home.


Line by Line Meaning

Do you feel the weight of depression like a cage on your soul
Do you experience a heavy weight of sadness that imprisons you?


Like a cloud of resistance that just won't let you go
Is there an ongoing obstacle preventing you from moving on?


You put your head down on the pillow
You try to get a good night's sleep


You can't quite fall asleep
However you are unable to fall asleep due to your worries


The questions that drown you, they always run too deep
Your thoughts are constantly plagued with questions and doubts that are difficult to answer.


Rest your head on my shoulder baby and just cry
Lean on me, let your emotions out and cry.


Praise God Abba Father, thank God that I'm alive
Give thanks to God, for salvation and for the life you have.


Oh don't take em' up slow, gotta take them burdens and let em go
Don't hold onto your burdens, you have to let them go as soon as possible.


Have you ever felt abandoned
Have you experienced being left behind or deserted?


Like someone sold you out
Did you ever feel betrayed by someone close to you?


And everything's confusing and it's sewing seeds of doubt
Amidst confusion, you begin to question things and start to doubt everything.


Well let me tell you I have been there and I was stronger at the end
I have been to that point, but in the end, it only made me stronger.


Because the blessing of this trial is He is bigger than the sins of men
The trial you are experiencing is intended to show you that God is powerful and bigger than any human faults.


I believe that I am going home
I am confident that I am heading to my true home.




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