how long have i been in this storm
so overwhelmed by the ocean's shapeless form
waters getting harder to tread
with these waves crashing over my head

if i could just see you
everything would be alright
if i had to see you
this darkness would turn into light

and i will walk on water
and you will catch me if i fall
and i will get lost into your eyes
and everything will be alright
and everything will be alright

i know u didn't bring me out here to drown
so why am i ten feet under and upside down
barely surviving has become my purpose
cause i'm so used to living underneath the surface

if i could just see you
everything would be alright
if i could see you
this stormness would turn into light

and i will walk on water
and you will catch me if i fall
and i will get lost into your eyes
and everything will be alright

and i will walk on water
and you will catch me if i fall
and i will get lost into your eyes
and everything will be alright
and now everything is alright
everythings alright


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    My Interpretation

    I was really sick for a while. Like I was dying, had lost most of my hair, and ended up being connected to monitors to keep my heart going. Bad eating disorder. No matter how hard I tried to eat, I couldn't get it down. The voices in my head would take over. Before the discovery that I in fact had anorexia, I was the picture perfect Christian girl. Then suddenly after I was discovered, (It just seemed normal to me, to survive on eating so little. Food made me feel sick.) I was hurled through treatment, therapy, hospitals, residential facilities, and a living hell.

    I lost sight of who I was, of who my Father is. I felt totally alone, like He had abandoned me. After all, hadn't He put me in this situation? I had been living and praying and reading my scriptures like life was normal. I just excluded food from the equation. Why didn't He warn me of what I was doing? Why didn't he reach out a hand and stop all this from happening? Or why couldn't He just smite me now and stop all the tests and blood transfusions and unbearable stomach pain, and the inner mental battle as the voices fought for control in my head? I literally felt like I was possessed by demons. That's still how I describe my illness. Like I was possessed. I felt like somebody else was controlling me. I even attempted suicide, but my sister walked in on me.

    This song kind of explains how I felt. Eventually I just let go, despite the fact I was in one hell of a storm. I knew He would get me out of this, despite how dark everything was.

    "If I could just see you, everything would be alright. If I could see you, this darkness would turn to light." I wanted so bad for Him to just appear one night and cast the devils out of me.

    "And I will walk on water" I could do the impossible. I could conquer my eating disorder. I could live.

    "And you will catch me if I fall." If this did kill me because of the damage I had already done, then so be it. I had a Father would be waiting for me because I tried. God knows I tried.

    He was there the whole time. Through my loving family and friends and doctors. Just because I didn't recognize Him, didn't mean he was there.

    abravar2on June 29, 2014   Link

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