Miracle Maker

Delirious?'s song 'Miracle Maker' is a powerful anthem of faith, transformation, and divine intervention. The lyrics convey a deep yearning for change and healing, with the protagonist waiting for their life to be rearranged by a higher power. The opening lines, 'I'm waiting here for my life to change, When the waters stir you can rearrange me,' suggest a moment of anticipation and hope, where the individual is ready for a significant shift in their life, facilitated by a divine touch.

The repeated use of the word 'holy' underscores the sacredness and reverence the protagonist feels towards the 'miracle maker,' who is identified as Jesus. This reverence is further emphasized by the phrases 'Who was and is and is to come,' highlighting the eternal nature of the divine. The song portrays Jesus not only as a savior but also as a healer, someone who can mend the wounds and bring about profound change. The lines 'I'm standing at the feet of the miracle maker' and 'I'm staring in the face of the miracle maker' depict a sense of awe and closeness to the divine presence.

The song also speaks to the transformative power of faith. The protagonist holds on to their faith, believing that 'Living water's come, And you've rearranged me.' This metaphor of 'living water' signifies spiritual renewal and cleansing. By the end of the song, the protagonist expresses gratitude and a sense of empowerment, 'I'm walking in the shoes of my miracle maker. I'm standing with the faith of a miracle maker.' This indicates that through their faith and divine intervention, they have been transformed and now embody the qualities of the miracle maker themselves.