Mon Ami

Morijah's song "Mon Ami" is a heartfelt ode to the unwavering support and comfort found in a divine friendship, specifically with Jesus. The lyrics express a deep sense of gratitude and reliance on this spiritual connection, contrasting it with the often unreliable nature of human relationships. The song opens with the artist reflecting on their life and acknowledging that God's grace is sufficient, even when human promises fall short. This sentiment is reinforced by the biblical reference, "Cursed is the man who trusts in man," highlighting the futility of placing trust in fallible humans over the divine.

The recurring chorus, "Quand c'est gâté, moi, je parle à mon ami," translates to "When things are bad, I talk to my friend," emphasizing the solace and guidance the artist finds in their relationship with Jesus. This divine friend is portrayed as a constant presence, drying the artist's tears and providing comfort in times of distress. The repetition of the phrase "Mon ami e-eh, tu es mon ami e-eh" serves to reinforce the closeness and personal nature of this spiritual bond.

In the latter part of the song, Morijah contrasts the instability of human nature with the steadfastness of Jesus. The lyrics, "L'être humain est instable, aujourd'hui ça va, demain ça ne va pas," meaning "Humans are unstable, today it's fine, tomorrow it's not," underscore the transient nature of human emotions and relationships. In contrast, Jesus is depicted as a reliable source of comfort and wisdom, someone who remains with the artist even when everyone else has left. This divine friendship is not just a source of emotional support but also a guiding force, teaching and consoling the artist through life's challenges.