Trippin'

In 'Trippin',' Bride delves into the themes of spiritual awakening, perseverance, and the journey of self-discovery. The song opens with the narrator expressing the effort and vigilance they've maintained, symbolized by 'keeping up my guard' and 'watching night and day.' This sets the stage for a narrative of struggle and resilience, where the protagonist has been preparing for a significant transformation or revelation.

The chorus, with its repeated invocation of 'Sweet Jesus, I'm ready,' signifies a moment of readiness and surrender to a higher calling. The mention of 'God still is calling me' suggests a continuous, divine pull towards a purpose that transcends the mundane struggles of life. The juxtaposition of 'pain and life, driven in love and hate' encapsulates the duality of human experience, where suffering and joy coexist, driving the individual towards a deeper understanding of their faith and existence.

The lyrics also touch upon moments of personal triumph and new experiences, as seen in the lines 'I've never been here, I'm tripping, I'm winning.' This phrase captures the exhilaration and disorientation that often accompany significant life changes. The references to cultural and religious figures like 'mr. Kaiser, larry norman, and stryper' and places like 'Minnesota' add layers of personal and historical context, grounding the spiritual journey in real-world experiences. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of readiness and a sense of victory, encapsulating the protagonist's journey from struggle to spiritual fulfillment.