Remedy

Dominic Balli's song 'Remedy' delves deep into the struggles of inner conflict and the search for peace and healing. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the torment that many people, especially the youth, experience. The 'voices inside' and 'poison' metaphorically represent the mental and emotional battles that drain one's spirit and vitality. Balli offers a solution, a 'remedy,' which is rooted in faith and spirituality, suggesting that true comfort and rest can be found in a higher power.

The song highlights the pervasive suffering and cries for help from the younger generation. The repetition of 'What a mighty mighty conflict' underscores the intensity and universality of these struggles. Balli emphasizes the importance of prayer and spiritual strength as means to combat these internal battles. The lyrics suggest that while the conflict is mighty, so too is the power of faith and resilience in overcoming it.

In the latter part of the song, Balli addresses the deceptive nature of temporary reliefs that people might seek, such as self-harm or other harmful behaviors. He contrasts these with the lasting peace that can be found through faith, specifically in Christ, who has already endured suffering on behalf of humanity. The song encourages listeners to reject the lies and temporary fixes, and instead, to seek the 'light' and the 'joy' that comes with spiritual awakening and redemption. The recurring refrain, 'I got the remedy,' serves as a reassuring reminder that there is hope and healing available for those who seek it.