Gerard O'Riley

This lyric is about giving too much in a relationship, and then finding out that it was all in vain. I've been in these situations before or I've given way too much and was left with nothing but an empty feeling. When you give too much you lose control, and you give away your soul, you give away your dignity and self respect. I thought I was the nicest guy in the world, but she thought I was too nice, and not a "challenge". Sounds like a psychological game, and it probably is. But most times, nice guys finish last.k

Life is like a highway. We can take a break and get off of it for a time but we always need to get on it again. There will be up's and down's as we travel it.

A funny little song about a farmer running away to hide from his wife.

Tells how to navigate life though hardships and come out on top.

This is a song of triumph, expressing faith in an all-powerful God Who is more than able to keep us safe in perilous times such as these in which we find ourselves. The Verses speak of His Word is a lamp and a light in darkest of times (Psalm 119:105), and a tower we can run to when the fight lands at our door. Because of such blessed assurance, we have a response of faith-proclamation in the Chorus, committing our lives unreservedly into His almighty hands, where He has inscribed our names, and where we are sheltered by His love. In His unfailing arms, His grace covers all our shame, and we have victory over the greatest of fears: death! This confidence in our God is followed up in the Bridge, which borrows heavily from Psalm 91, a famous passage that talks about God's protection for His people that is provided for in the covenant He has with us in Christ.