Psalms 73:26
My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.
Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Psalms 73
9 songs meet this passage
“And my heart is leaking, heart is leaking out”
Internal Bleeding · Kid Cudi
strains against Psalms 73:26
Scripture admits the heart and flesh can fail, but anchors that failing in God as strength; here the leaking heart stands alone, unanswered.
Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) · Chris Tomlin
resonates with Psalms 73:26
The psalmist calls God his portion forever, the same confidence expressed in trusting God as shield and portion through life.
“Don't you let go of me, Lord please”
I Believe · Mali Music
resonates with Psalms 73:23-26
Like the psalmist confessing confusion yet clinging to God's hand, the plea here is for God's continued hold, not his own strength.
Starboy (feat. Daft Punk) · The Weeknd
strains against Psalms 73:25-26
The psalmist finds nearness to God is the one thing worth wanting; here that phrase is borrowed to describe speed and luxury instead.
“You are the love of my life”
Mirrors · Justin Timberlake
strains against Psalms 73:25-26
The psalmist locates his ultimate affection and strength in God alone; this song pours that same totalizing devotion into a human partner.
“Rather be in Hell than alone”
Kill Bill · SZA
strains against Psalms 73:25-26
The psalmist finds God sufficient even when flesh fails; the song instead treats losing one person as worse than eternal ruin.
Hard Fought Hallelujah (Single Version) · Brandon Lake & Jelly Roll
resonates with Psalms 73:25-26
Reflects the psalmist's confession that God alone is the heart's true portion and strength.
With or Without You · U2
strains against Psalms 73:25-26
Where the psalmist finds that God is enough even when flesh and heart fail, this song's narrator is left depleted with no stated anchor.
Graves into Gardens (Live) · Elevation Worship & Brandon Lake
resonates with Psalms 73:25-26
Echoes the psalmist's declaration that God alone is the true desire of the heart and portion forever.
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