Better Sober Lyrics – Lecrae, Madison Ryann Ward

“Better Sober” Lyrics by Lecrae, Madison Ryann Ward is a latest English song in the voices of Lecrae, Madison Ryann Ward. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Better Sober” song lyrics are also written by Lecrae, Madison Ryann Ward. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. “Better Sober” by Lecrae and Madison Ryann Ward is about finding clarity and strength by letting go of destructive habits and focusing on faith, healing, and growth. It talks about pushing through pain, battling inner struggles, and realizing blessings even in tough times. The song reminds us that struggles don’t last forever, and brighter days will always come when you stay grounded, patient, and true to yourself.

Better Sober Lyrics

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
I’m better sober, sober
Clear view in all my thoughts
Season’s over, over
A million blessings brought
Weathering the pain to come
Hold me in close, I know
Sunny days are meant to come
‘Cause rain don’t ever last too long

[Verse 1: Lecrae]
Older now

All this weight is sitting my shoulders now
Days are longer and the nights are colder now
Gotta stay alert and keep it sober now
If I pull away, I’m fighting gravity
I just wanna see my family proud of me
Faith undoubtedly, this ain’t lottery
I was focused on me more than God, that’s a lot of me
If I don’t fit in, then I’ll be fine, I’m anomaly

[Pre-Chorus: Lecrae]
Ooh, take your time (Take your time)
All this don’t happen over night, ooh yeah
Don’t get tired (Don’t get tired)
Better days are on the otherside

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
I’m better sober, sober
Clear view in all my thoughts
Season’s over, over
A million blessings brought
Weathering the pain
Hold me in close, I know
Sunny days are meant to come
‘Cause rain don’t ever last too long

[Post-Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
I had to think of something real (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had it get out the feel (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had dig deep and wake up (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had some demons to kill (Yeah, yeah, yeah)

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
Weathering the pain
Hold me in close, I know
Sunny days are meant to come
‘Cause rain don’t ever last too long

[Verse 2: Lecrae]
I heard that life should be a vibing thing, not this violent thing
Been and winning looking for violet (??)
I was getting high off of pride, drinking lies and things
Tryna to cover my insecurity with shiny things
Too corrupted to see that I was beloved
Couldn’t humble myself because I thought I was above it
So I layed down and died and to my surprise, I resurrected
No longer intoxicated with all this misdirection
They told me

[Pre-Chorus: Lecrae & Madison Ryann Ward]
Ooh, take your time (Take your time)
All this don’t happen over night, ooh yeah, yeah
Don’t get tired (Don’t get tired)
Better days are on the otherside

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
I’m better sober (Sober), sober
Clear view in all my thoughts
Season’s over, over
A million blessings brought
Weathering the pain
Hold me in close, I know
Sunny days are meant to come
‘Cause rain don’t ever last too long

[Post-Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
I had to think of something real (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had it get out the feel (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had dig deep and wake up (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had some demons to kill (Yeah, yeah, yeah)

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
Weathering the pain
Hold me in close, I know
Sunny days are meant to come
‘Cause rain don’t ever last too long

[Outro: Madison Ryann Ward]
I had to think of something real (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had it get out the feel (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had dig deep and wake up (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had some demons to kill (Yeah, yeah, yeah)

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Better Sober Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
This part shows how being clear-headed brings peace and focus. Life’s tough times don’t last forever, and with patience, blessings eventually show up. Pain may come, but there’s always hope that brighter, happier days are waiting on the other side.

[Verse 1: Lecrae]
Here he talks about growing older and feeling the weight of responsibility. Life feels heavier, and staying sober is necessary to stay strong. He wants to make his family proud and admits that chasing his own pride over faith left him empty. Instead of trying to fit in, he accepts that being different is okay, even if it means standing out as unique. It’s about choosing discipline, faith, and self-awareness while resisting the pull of destructive habits.

[Pre-Chorus: Lecrae]
This part encourages patience. Change and healing don’t happen instantly, and struggles can feel draining. But with time and perseverance, better days will eventually show up, reminding us to keep going without giving up.

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
She repeats the idea that being sober clears the mind and makes life easier to handle. Pain is still part of the journey, but there’s comfort in knowing it won’t last forever. Joy and peace are promised beyond the storm.

[Post-Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
This section shows the work needed for growth. It’s about facing reality, digging deep within, and confronting personal struggles or “demons.” Healing takes courage, honesty, and the willingness to fight through pain in order to truly move forward.

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
This shorter part reminds us again that struggles are temporary. Even while carrying pain, there’s faith that brighter days are coming soon. Hardship isn’t permanent, and comfort can be found in that assurance.

[Verse 2: Lecrae]
Here he reflects on his past, admitting he chased pride, material things, and lies to cover insecurity. He couldn’t see his own worth because he was blinded by ego. He thought he was above being humble but reached a breaking point. After letting go of his old ways, he experienced a personal rebirth, leaving behind pride and misdirection. This shows his journey from being lost and distracted to finding clarity and peace through change and humility.

[Pre-Chorus: Lecrae & Madison Ryann Ward]
Together they remind us once again to be patient. Transformation takes time, and it’s easy to feel tired in the process. But staying hopeful will lead to better days ahead.

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
She emphasizes again that being sober clears her thoughts and helps her recognize blessings. Pain doesn’t stay forever, and each hard season eventually ends. This is a message of hope, clarity, and resilience through challenges.

[Post-Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
Once more, it’s about confronting inner battles with honesty and courage. She highlights that growth doesn’t come easy—it requires digging deep, waking up spiritually and mentally, and overcoming personal struggles step by step.

[Chorus: Madison Ryann Ward]
This short piece repeats the comforting thought that storms pass. Pain fades, and sunny days always return, giving reassurance during hard times.

[Outro: Madison Ryann Ward]
The closing lines reinforce the personal struggle of facing reality and fighting inner demons. She speaks of waking up to truth, confronting pain, and choosing growth. It’s a reminder that healing is hard work but completely worth it in the end.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung Better Sober song?
A. Better Sober song is sung by Lecrae, Madison Ryann Ward.

Q. Who wrote Better Sober lyrics?
A. Better Sober lyrics are penned by Lecrae, Madison Ryann Ward.

Q. Who has given the music of Better Sober song?
A. Better Sober music is composed and produced by Lecrae, Madison Ryann Ward.

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