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Mar 10, 2025 3 min

I Don't Even Trust Me

from Richard Shekari Hosted by Richard Shekari

"I Don't Even Trust Me" is a song about surrendering to God after realizing the limits of self-reliance. It speaks to the struggles of trying to navigate life alone, only to discover that true strength and direction come from trusting in the Lord. The verses paint a picture of someone who has fought, stumbled, and wandered, believing they could find their own way, only to be met with failure and emptiness. The chorus is a powerful declaration of surrender—handing over everything, past and present, to God. The bridge adds emotional depth, reflecting on years of mistakes and broken dreams before finally being found by God's grace. This song is a testimony of humility, redemption, and faith—acknowledging that without God's guidance, we are lost. It’s a cry of surrender, a song of trust, and a reminder that Jesus is the only true way.

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