Everyday

Dezarie's song 'Everyday' is a heartfelt ode to gratitude and the simple joys of life. The lyrics emphasize the importance of appreciating each moment and finding joy in the little things, even when life gets tough. The opening lines, 'Keep messing with you to see you smile / They say a cup of laughter can heal,' suggest that laughter and positivity can be powerful remedies for emotional pain. The song encourages listeners to make the best of each moment and to find solace in prayer and spiritual connection with Jah, a term often used in Rastafarian culture to refer to God.

The recurring chorus, 'Everyday let's give thanks for life / Let we pray, let's give thanks for life,' serves as a reminder to be grateful for the gift of life itself. This gratitude is not just a fleeting feeling but a daily practice. The song also touches on the loss of loved ones, with the line 'Eleven million loved ones lost,' which could be a reference to historical tragedies or personal losses. Despite these hardships, Dezarie advocates for simplicity and finding love in the simpler things, suggesting that a simpler life can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment.

The song also addresses the issue of taking life and its blessings for granted. The repeated lines, 'So many things taken for granted / How many take their life for granted,' serve as a wake-up call to appreciate what we have before it's too late. The closing lines, 'More... More... More... More life,' reinforce the message of valuing life and seeking more of its positive aspects. Through her soulful and reflective lyrics, Dezarie encourages listeners to cultivate a mindset of gratitude, simplicity, and spiritual connection, making 'Everyday' a powerful anthem for living a meaningful and appreciative life.