Introduction
“I’ve Got Confidence” is a gospel-infused track by Elvis Presley, released in 1972 as part of his album “He Touched Me.” The song was written by Andraé Crouch, a prominent gospel musician known for his contributions to the genre.
The lyrics convey a message of unwavering faith and resilience, drawing parallels to the biblical figure Job, who maintained his belief despite immense hardships. The song begins by acknowledging life’s challenges, likening personal struggles to a ship tossed on a raging tide. It emphasizes a steadfast trust in divine support, with lines like, “I don’t worry and I don’t fret, God has never failed me yet.”
Elvis’s rendition of “I’ve Got Confidence” showcases his deep connection to gospel music and reflects his personal journey of faith. The track stands out for its uplifting melody and powerful vocals, reinforcing themes of hope and perseverance. While not as commercially prominent as some of his other works, the song has garnered appreciation for its heartfelt message and remains a testament to Elvis’s versatility as an artist.