Everything Good

In 'Everything Good,' Jordan Feliz delves into the theme of spiritual fulfillment and the realization that true satisfaction comes from a higher power. The song opens with a confession of wasted time and misguided efforts to fill a void that only a divine presence can satisfy. This sets the stage for a narrative of self-discovery and spiritual awakening, where the protagonist acknowledges the futility of seeking fulfillment through worldly means. The lyrics, 'I’ve done it my own way, but it left a bitter taste,' encapsulate the disillusionment that often accompanies such pursuits, leading to a return to faith and a deeper understanding of its importance.

The chorus reinforces the central message that 'Everything good comes from You,' emphasizing the idea that true joy, comfort, and love are found in a relationship with the divine. The metaphor of a well that won't run dry symbolizes the endless and unwavering nature of this spiritual source, contrasting sharply with the temporary and often unsatisfying nature of earthly pleasures. This imagery is powerful, evoking a sense of eternal sustenance and reliability that only faith can provide.

As the song progresses, Feliz highlights the incomparable nature of divine love, describing it as a 'comfort that won’t let go' and a 'joy that sustains my soul.' The rejection of 'counterfeit' sources of happiness underscores the authenticity and power of spiritual fulfillment. The closing lines, 'You’re the only one worth running to,' serve as a poignant reminder of the ultimate truth that the protagonist has discovered: that everything good and worthwhile in life stems from a connection with the divine. This song is a heartfelt testament to the transformative power of faith and the profound peace it brings.