Psalms 142:4
Look to my right and see; no one attends to me. There is no refuge for me; no one cares for my soul.
Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Psalms 142
9 songs meet this passage
“The bottom of the bottle is my only friend”
Bullet · Hollywood Undead
resonates with Psalms 142:4
The psalmist's cry that 'no one cares for my soul' mirrors this isolation, though the psalm turns to God as refuge where the song does not.
The Little Things Give You Away · LINKIN PARK
resonates with Psalms 142:4
The longing to be seen and valued by someone, anyone, reflects the psalmist's lament that no one cares for his soul.
“And no one cares”
Given Up (Third Encore Session) · LINKIN PARK
resonates with Psalms 142:4
David voices the identical isolation, that no one looks on his right hand or cares for his soul, showing the feeling is not foreign to Scripture's own laments.
“No one noticed”
No One Noticed · The Marías
resonates with Psalms 142:4
The psalmist's cry that no one cares for his soul mirrors this ache to be seen and known.
“Nobody even noticed”
everything i wanted · Billie Eilish
resonates with Psalms 142:4
The ache of feeling unseen by anyone echoes this psalm's lament that no one cares for his soul.
“people who don't care if I live or die”
Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now · The Smiths
resonates with Psalms 142:4
The psalmist voices the same ache of being surrounded by people yet utterly unseen and uncared for.
hate myself · izumi is dead
resonates with Psalms 142:4
The psalmist voices the identical complaint of total isolation, no one on his right hand, no one who cares, showing this feeling itself isn't foreign to Scripture.
“Nobody knows what I'm goin' through”
Good News · Shaboozey
resonates with Psalms 142:3-4
The isolation voiced here matches the psalmist's lament of being overwhelmed with no one to care for his soul.
“Nobody's comin' to help”
As It Was · Harry Styles
resonates with Psalms 142:4-5
The psalmist's cry of isolation, 'no one cares for my soul,' matches this moment of feeling utterly alone, though the psalm turns to God and this song doesn't.
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