The song "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" by Peter Hollens is a cover of U2's original song. The lyrics suggest a constant search for a sense of purpose or meaning in life. The narrator has tried various things, from climbing mountains to running through fields and scaling city walls, all in an effort to find fulfillment. They have even had profound experiences, such as speaking with angels and holding hands with the devil. Despite these efforts, the narrator admits that they still haven't found what they're looking for. The song also mentions a belief in "kingdom come" where "all the colors were bleeding as one," suggesting a desire for unity and peace. The narrator seems to be searching for something intangible, something that cannot be found in the physical world. Towards the end of the song, there is a reference to Jesus Christ, who is believed by many to be the answer to life's questions. The lyrics mention how he can lift people up when they fall and be a source of shelter during a storm. The narrator acknowledges their belief in Jesus Christ and the cross he carried for their shame, but admits that they still haven't found what they're looking for. Overall, the song speaks to the universal human experience of searching for fulfillment and meaning in life, and the constant struggle to find it. It is a reminder that even if we have had incredible experiences or believe in a higher power, we can still feel unfulfilled and in search of something more.
