Grateful
Tee Mash Neurotoxic Apocalypse & Jessica Lyrics

The first verse of "Neurotoxic Apocalypse" seems to express a sense of weariness and frustration. The singer feels exhausted and cannot believe that they have reached a certain point or achieved a certain success. However, they admit to having lost their way and failed to live up to the will of God. This failure seems to have caused them to feel depressed, too afraid to try again, and reluctant to disappoint or embarrass the divine.

However, in the chorus, the singer acknowledges that despite their shortcomings, God has shown them love and given them another chance. God has forgiven them for everything they did wrong and has become a close friend. The singer cannot fully explain the peace that God has brought into their life, but they express their gratitude and make a commitment to give it another try for God.

In the second verse, the singer declares their loyalty to God's will and way, despite the devil's attempts to hinder them. The devil has used friends to hurt the singer, but God has come to their rescue. Once again, the singer expresses their gratitude for God's intervention.

The final verse indicates a significant transformation in the singer's life. They never expected to reach this point, but God has brought them a long way. Their self-esteem and confidence have been positively impacted by their journey with God. They credit their success and progress to God's guidance and express their continued gratitude and love.

Overall, "Neurotoxic Apocalypse" is a song of gratitude and faith. The singer reflects on their failures and challenges but acknowledges the love, forgiveness, and support received from God. They are grateful for God's presence, and their experience has transformed their perspective and instilled hope for the future.

In "Jessica's Song Grateful," the lyrics are significantly shorter and more repetitive. However, they still carry a similar theme of gratitude towards God. The singer expresses their gratitude for God's preservation and restoration in their life. They recognize that God has kept them and brought them back from a state of brokenness. The repetition of the phrase "Grateful for You" emphasizes the depth of their appreciation and love for God.

Both songs share a common theme of mirroring personal experiences of struggle, failure, and eventual redemption through gratitude towards God. They highlight the transformative power of God's love and forgiveness and the peace that comes from placing trust in a higher power.