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Though I Sit in Darkness

I wrote this song for a friend who lost her son unexpectedly.

The chorus is based on two Bible verses that pressed on my heart as I sat in my own darkness.

Micah 7:8 and John 1:5

This song also exists in Icelandic.

The Full Story About...

Though I Sit in Darkness

I wrote this song for a friend who lost her son unexpectedly.

The chorus is based on two Bible verses that pressed on my heart as I sat in my own darkness.

Micah 7:8 and John 1:5

Release date: January 28, 2024

Lyrics

V1

How wretched is the shadow

Of goodbye without hello

The void of deepest valleys

When I had to let go

How lonely is the pain

Of pretending I'm ok

Of that tragic farewell

I never thought I'd have to say

Chorus

Though I sit in darkness

A light shines

And darkness shall not overcome

For though I have fallen

I will rise again

Darkness shall not overcome

V2

Shadows dance around me

And I have lost my might

But even the smallest flame

Can put up a big fight

The radiance of You

Dissipates the night

Darkness shall not hold me

I can see the light

Bridge

Night is quaking

For dawn is breaking

V3

I walk along with sadness

Its reach is like the tide

Sometimes it laps at my soles

Sometimes I'm trapped inside

This grief has found a part

Of my heart to abide

I sit back down in darkness

When I just need to hide

Credits

Thanks to Marc Dirlewanger for the piano, recording, and mixing.

Thanks Cortes Music for mastering.

Thanks to Marisa V Photo for the cover image.

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Healing Journey

I have created a lyric coloring book to accompany this song. You can find it at the shop here.

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Worship and Surrender Journal

This song also features in the Work of Art Worship and Surrender Journal. You can find it at the shop here.

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