Giving It To You

In 'Giving It To You,' G.E.S delves into the theme of surrender and trust, particularly in the context of faith and spirituality. The lyrics reflect a struggle between relying on tangible, visible things and the realization that true guidance and blessings come from a higher power. The repetition of 'Maybe, maybe I'm crazy' suggests a conflict within the narrator, who grapples with the uncertainty and intangibility of faith. This internal battle is a common human experience, where the need for control and understanding clashes with the concept of letting go and trusting in something greater.

The chorus, 'I want to giving it all, giving it all to you,' signifies a moment of surrender. The narrator acknowledges their own limitations and the confusion they face in life, choosing instead to place their trust and hopes in a higher power. This act of 'giving it all' is a powerful metaphor for relinquishing control and embracing faith, even when the path ahead is unclear. The repetition of this phrase throughout the song emphasizes the importance and difficulty of this act of surrender.

The latter part of the song shifts focus to the blessings and unseen aspects of life, with the lines 'Cause my blessings and what I don't see, everything you has it's for the good of me.' Here, the narrator recognizes that not all good things are immediately visible or understandable. This acknowledgment further reinforces the theme of trust and faith, suggesting that even the unseen and unknown can work for one's benefit. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of this surrender, as the narrator repeatedly states, 'I'm giving me to you,' symbolizing a complete and wholehearted trust in the higher power's plan.