Even though I walk through the valley
Of the shadow of death,
Your perfect love is casting out fear.
And even when I’m caught in the middle
Of the storms of this life,
I won’t turn back; I know You are near.
And I will fear no evil,
For my God is with me.
And if my God is with me,
Whom then shall I fear,
Whom then shall I fear?
O no, You never let go,
Through the calm and through the storm.
O no, You never let go,
In every high and every low
O no, You never let go,
Lord You never let go of me.
And I can see a light that is coming
For the heart that holds on,
A glorious light beyond all compare.
And there will be an end to these troubles,
But until that day comes,
We’ll live to know You here on the earth.
Yes, I can see a light that is coming
For the heart that holds on,
And there will be an end to these troubles,
But until that day comes,
Still I will praise You, still I will praise You.
Matt & Beth Redman
Song Meaning
A song trusting God’s love through the valley and storms. The recurring words and images turn this theme into a personal response of faith.
Biblical Message
Psalm 23:4 is a passage to read with this song. It gives biblical context for the lyric’s focus without treating the song itself as a quotation of Scripture.
Reflection
Read Psalm 23:4, then revisit the line that stays with you. How could its message shape a prayer, a choice, or an act of care today?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “You Never Let Go” about?
A song trusting God’s love through the valley and storms.
Which Bible passage connects with this song?
Read Psalm 23:4 alongside the lyrics as a point for reflection.