Psalms 22:1

My God, my God, why have You forsaken me? Why are You so far from saving me, so far from my words of groaning?

Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Psalms 22

5 songs meet this passage

  • “Why have you forsaken me?”

    Chop Suey! · System Of A Down

    resonates with Psalms 22:1

    Quotes the cry Christ himself echoed on the cross, itself drawn from this psalm of lament; the song borrows real biblical anguish rather than inventing hopelessness from nothing.

  • “Hear me Lord, don't ever leave, see”

    Solo Dolo, Pt. III · Kid Cudi

    resonates with Psalms 22:1-2

    A direct cry to God from the pit mirrors the psalmist's feeling of abandonment while still addressing God by name.

  • “Don't want to reach for me, do you?”

    The Little Things Give You Away · LINKIN PARK

    resonates with Psalms 22:1-2

    The ache of feeling unreached and unanswered mirrors the psalmist's cry of abandonment, honest lament rather than resolved despair.

  • “Heavenly Father, why are you so far away?”

    Heavenly Father · Isaiah Rashad

    resonates with Psalms 22:1-2

    This chorus mirrors the opening cry of Psalm 22, a question asked in anguish, not unbelief.

  • “I call your name, but you're not around”

    Don't Let Me Down (feat. Daya) · The Chainsmokers

    resonates with Psalms 22:1-2

    The feeling of calling out and receiving silence echoes the psalmist's own anguished sense of abandonment.

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