Psalms 55:13-14

27 songs meet this passage

• “I see you, the only one who knew me”

  Breakfast At Tiffany's · Deep Blue Something

  resonates with Psalms 55:13-14

  The psalmist laments losing closeness with someone who once truly knew him, the same grief of intimacy turned distant.

• LOST IN THE ECHO · LINKIN PARK

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The psalmist names the particular pain of betrayal by someone trusted, the same wound this verse describes.

• Go To Hell, For Heaven's Sake · Bring Me The Horizon

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  David voices the particular sting of betrayal by someone close, not a distant enemy. The raw pain underneath this song finds honest company in the psalms of lament, even if the song never moves toward God the way David eventually does.

• “I know you wanna see me in hell, my love”

  12 to 12 · sombr

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The psalmist laments betrayal by someone close, the same sting of love turned hostile that this line voices.

• Enemy · Imagine Dragons ft. JID

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  David's lament about betrayal by a companion, not an outright enemy, parallels the sting described here.

• “Just so you could take advantage of me”

  Without Me · Halsey

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The sting of betrayal by someone she poured herself into echoes the psalmist's lament over being wounded by a close companion, not an enemy.

• Happier Than Ever (Edit) · Billie Eilish

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The psalmist's sharpest grief is not from an enemy but from someone close, a companion who turned. Eilish's ache that someone who was her everything made her only sad carries the same specific weight of intimate betrayal.

• “You betrayed me”

  traitor · Olivia Rodrigo

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  David's lament over betrayal by a close companion mirrors the raw sting expressed here; pain from someone once trusted cuts deepest.

• “Shoulda had my back but you put a knife in it”

  Let You Down · NF

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  David laments betrayal from someone close, the same sting of broken trust and loyalty expressed here.

• “As a friend, as an old enemy”

  Come As You Are · Nirvana

  strains against Psalms 55:12-14

  The psalmist laments betrayal by a close friend; here friend and enemy collapse into the same word, voicing a deeper confusion about trust than the psalm's clear grief.

• “You played it off and act like he's brand new”

  Bad News · Kanye West

  strains against Psalms 55:12-14

  David laments betrayal by someone close, but moves toward lament addressed to God; this song stays in detached description without that turn.

• “he winds up knockin' me back down on my knees”

  A Change Is Gonna Come · Sam Cooke

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  Betrayal by someone close, here a brother, intensifies the pain in a way Scripture names directly rather than dismisses.

• One Last Cry · Brian McKnight

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The pain of betrayal by someone close echoes the psalmist's lament over a trusted companion's unfaithfulness.

• “Knowing that you lied straight-faced while I cried”

  Reason To Believe · Rod Stewart

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The psalmist's pain at betrayal by someone close mirrors this narrator's grief over being lied to by someone he loves.

• “But I was wrong, I was wrong”

  Linger · The Cranberries

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  Like the psalmist betrayed by a close companion, the singer grieves not just pain but the specific ache of broken trust from someone intimate.

• Take a Bow · Madonna

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The ache of betrayal by someone close, not an enemy, is the same wound the psalmist names: a once-intimate bond broken.

• December · Collective Soul

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  Like the psalmist betrayed by a close companion, the song mourns a broken promise and a relationship turned bitter.

• You Used to Love Me · Faith Evans

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The whole song carries the particular grief of losing someone who was once close and trusted, a pain the psalmist names directly.

• Not Gon' Cry · Mary J. Blige

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The ache of betrayal by someone closest to you, a spouse rather than an enemy, is a grief the Psalms also give voice to without shame.

• “How could you turn your back on me?”

  Who Do U Love (David Morales Mix) · Deborah Cox

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  David laments betrayal by one he trusted, the same bewildered grief voiced here over a broken relationship.

• In My Bed · Dru Hill

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  David's lament over betrayal by someone close mirrors the ache of this song, though David takes his hurt to God while the singer simply nurses it alone.

• The One I Gave My Heart To · Aaliyah

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  David laments betrayal by a close companion in words strikingly similar to this song's bewildered ache.

• I Don't Ever Want to See You Again · Uncle Sam

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  The psalmist's anguish over betrayal by a close companion, not an enemy, matches the singer's shock that his best friend wronged him.

• “My man, he don't call me anymore”

  Make It Hot (feat. Missy Elliott & Mocha) · Nicole

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  There's a real ache here about betrayal by someone close, similar to the psalmist's grief over a companion's unfaithfulness, though the song doesn't take it anywhere.

• I Do · Lisa Loeb

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  Like the psalmist describing betrayal from someone close, the singer names the pain of being dismissed by someone she's in relationship with.

• Friend of Mine · Kelly Price

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  This psalm names the particular ache of betrayal from a friend rather than an enemy, deepening the song's grief.

• “I ain't gon' take it no more”

  Heartbreak Hotel (feat. Faith Evans & Kelly Price) · Whitney Houston

  resonates with Psalms 55:12-14

  Like the psalmist betrayed by a close companion, the singer's pain is sharpened because it came from someone trusted, not a stranger.