I find this song exciting and sad at the same time. I am so used to listening to and singing along with (albeit badly) Keith's old songs, like Where the Blacktop Ends and Grace of God. I am not a hardcore fan. I know the older songs and this is my first knowledge of any new albums. I was extremely upset when I read that this was a pop album, but this song changed my mind. The simple, upbeat melody and lyrics which I interpreted to be about a lost young love. I was able to relate to this and I enjoy the structure of the song. Well done to you, Mr Urban. You've done a couple of old fans proud.

this is a very good song! Your my fav country song artist!

I love Kieth Urban he is a amazing song writer and Singer💗💗💗💗💗💗

PSALMS – VOL. VIII: FOUR WAYS HOME – The Shaken Remnant

Synopsis:
Volume VIII walks through Psalms 106–120 as an indie, multi-genre song cycle about failure, rescue, memory, and exile rather than a worship-set. It opens with “We Forgot the Story,” a confessional retelling of Israel’s history where God keeps His word while His people drift, then “Four Ways Home” traces four different kinds of desperate people finding their way back. “Heart Awake, Feet Forward” and “Pages on Fire” turn Psalms 108–109 into honest, modern band songs of courage and complaint, while “Right Hand Throne” frames the royal psalm as a cinematic rock vision of a quiet, unshakable King. The middle run (“Works of His Hands,” “Light in the Window,” “Raising the Low,” “When the Sea Saw,” and “Mouths of Stone”) leans into indie and art-pop textures to talk about character, justice, and the collapse of idols in vivid, image-driven language. The back stretch gets intimate and exilic: “You Kept Me Breathing” is a survivor’s testimony from Psalm 116, “Two Verses Wide as the World” turns the smallest psalm into a tiny, expanding anthem, “This Gate Will Stand” becomes a festival-closer built on the rejected cornerstone, “Letters on the Road” walks Psalm 119 as a long-distance faith song, and “Far from Home, Close to War” closes the volume with the tension of living among people who love conflict while you’re craving peace. Each track paraphrases the psalms into fully structured, modern songs—verses, repeats, bridges, and instrumental builds—keeping the text intact but the aesthetic firmly in The Shaken Remnant’s indie/alt world.

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