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Jon Bellion Lyrics

A song a day for six years seems like light years away from today
The idea of consistently creating music for six years seems like a distant thought from where he is currently standing.

Too many coincidences and instances of God's hand, it's insane
There have been numerous occurrences where Jon Bellion sees God's intervention and it is overwhelming.

I thought my way to greatness I could claim this, but he gave me the brain (hey, hey, hey, hey) You know what I'm saying?
I used to think hard work and ambition led me to success, but now I know that God gave me the ability to think my way to where I am.

And those thoughts can get confusing, it's amusing But tonight, we celebrate (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
Although the thoughts of God's presence and influence can be overwhelming, it is still amusing and tonight is a night of celebration.

Remember dreams seemed far away Was pinching pennies like Lane and Hardaway Now my beats make feasts for holidays in Greece And I don't mean John Travolta
I used to struggle financially and my dreams seemed distant, but now my success allows me to create lavish experiences for myself and others (in Greece) without settling for mediocrity (John Travolta).

Dancing under sunset, in the mountains, just reflecting for the day (Hey, hey, hey, hey) I've seen this in my head a million times But to see it come to life is just insane (hey, hey, hey, hey)
Reflecting on the day in a beautiful location is something Jon Bellion has imagined a million times but actually experiencing it makes him feel overwhelmed.

Champagne and orange juice Mimosas were Pulp Fiction in the way (hey, hey, hey, hey) That all can get confusing, it's amusing, but tonight (ooh, ooh, ooh, celebrate)
The combination of fancy champagne and basic orange juice reminds him of a scene in Pulp Fiction, and it is both confusing and amusing. Still, tonight is a night of celebration.

Put me out Call me home, let me know I'm ready to go 'Cause I was down, now, I've flown Oh, what's reality lately?
If it's time for him to pass away, he's ready to go because he's reached new heights from his previous lows, and he is questioning what reality means given his current state.

Far away, Hardaway Holiday, don't mean John Travolta
His past struggles are far away from him now, and now that he's living a luxurious lifestyle, he refuses to settle for mediocre experiences (John Travolta).

Lay me down, put me out Call me home (Holiday, don't mean John Travolta) (Don't mean John Travolta) Call me home I'm ready to go
He's ready to pass away and go home if it's time, and he wants to emphasize that he refuses to settle for less than his best (John Travolta).