Psalms 27:10
Though my father and mother forsake me, the LORD will receive me.
Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Psalms 27
7 songs meet this passage
“Look back at my life, I came from zero love”
Truman Show · Kid Cudi
resonates with Psalms 27:10
The psalmist names the ache of feeling unloved from the start, the same wound this line surfaces, though the psalm roots its hope in God taking him up.
“I can't take another sudden goodbye”
Love Me or Leave Me · Three Days Grace
resonates with Psalms 27:10
The fear of being left by those we love is an ancient ache; the Psalmist names it and still looks for someone who will not abandon him.
cardigan · Taylor Swift
resonates with Psalms 27:10
The ache of abandonment named here resonates with the psalmist's cry about being forsaken, even by those closest to us.
I Am Machine · Three Days Grace
resonates with Psalms 27:10
The cry to be found and belong somewhere mirrors this verse's trust that God gathers in the one who feels unclaimed.
“Took a turn to the worse when my father left me lonely”
My World (feat. Billy Craven) · Kid Cudi
resonates with Psalms 27:10
Fatherlessness and the wound it leaves is named here too, though the Psalm points toward God taking the abandoned in, a step this song doesn't take.
There Is a Light That Never Goes Out · The Smiths
resonates with Psalms 27:10
The ache of having no home or family to return to is an old human wound; this psalm names it and still turns toward being taken in.
“No love from my daddy cause the coward wasn't there”
Dear Mama (Remix Version) [feat. Anthony Hamilton] · 2Pac
resonates with Psalms 27:10
The ache of an absent father finding comfort through another's steadfast love reflects this psalm's promise of being taken in.
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