In Omnia Paratus

See The Rise's song 'In Omnia Paratus' delves deep into the internal struggle of finding faith and purpose in a world filled with doubt and peer pressure. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is on the brink of giving up, feeling overwhelmed by the challenges and expectations of life. The phrase 'I give up. I quit. I’m tired of all of it' sets the tone for the song, highlighting the exhaustion and frustration that comes with trying to meet societal standards and personal goals.

The song explores the theme of peer pressure and the difficulty of staying true to one's beliefs in the face of external influences. The line 'Jumping when others do but not when you tell me to' reflects the protagonist's struggle to follow their own path and listen to their inner voice, rather than succumbing to the pressures of those around them. This internal conflict is further emphasized by the repeated mention of feeling confined and the difficulty of finding faith, as seen in the lines 'I say a prayer but faith is hard to find' and 'I feel so confined.'

Despite the overwhelming sense of despair, the song also carries a message of hope and resilience. The protagonist acknowledges that their struggles are part of a larger plan and expresses a desire to fight for their faith and purpose. The lines 'I’ll fight for faith to bear the mark of a martyr' and 'I’ll free your heart and mind' signify a commitment to overcoming their doubts and fears, and to finding peace and strength through their faith. The song ultimately serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of perseverance and the belief that one can find their way back to their true self, even in the darkest of times.