Psalms 62:1
In God alone my soul finds rest; my salvation comes from Him.
Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Psalms 62
7 songs meet this passage
“I wanna find something I've wanted all along”
Somewhere I Belong · LINKIN PARK
resonates with Psalms 62:1
The ache for rest and belonging the song voices finds its deepest answer in the psalmist's rest found in God alone.
“You know you're my saving grace”
Halo · Beyoncé
strains against Psalms 62:1-2
The song places rescue and grace in a human partner; Scripture locates true saving grace in God alone, though the longing for refuge itself is universal and not wrong.
Like a Prayer · Madonna
strains against Psalms 62:1-2
The song's longing for rest and rescue is placed in a human relationship rather than in God, where the Psalmist locates his only true refuge.
“listen carefully to the sound of your loneliness”
Dreams · Fleetwood Mac
strains against Psalms 62:1-2
The psalmist finds stillness in God alone; the song sits in loneliness without naming anywhere for it to rest.
Surface Pressure (From "Encanto"/Soundtrack Version) · Jessica Darrow
resonates with Psalms 62:1-2
The psalmist rests his identity not in what he can carry but in who God is. Luisa has no such anchor yet, which is why the pressure never stops. The contrast sharpens what she is missing and what she is longing for.
“My soul will rest in Your embrace”
Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) · Hillsong UNITED & TAYA
resonates with Psalms 62:1-2
Rest found specifically in God, not in calm circumstances, mirrors the Psalmist's soul finding rest in God alone.
“without you, I'm nothing, I'm so lost, hug me”
Love the Way You Lie, Pt. II (feat. Eminem) · Rihanna
strains against Psalms 62:1-2
The psalmist finds identity and rest in God alone, the opposite of finding one's whole worth in a destructive partner.