there is in the praise House Of The Lord Phil Wickham

Joyful Noise

That's Who I Praise

words-of-wisdom.mp3

君と猫と僕と -You, the Cat, and Me

[verse 1]
いつもは
静かな
この街の夜

ささやかながら
クリスマス
ホーリーナイト

商店街の
ジングルベル
さざめいた

微笑み交わす
恋人たち
手を引かれた子供

[pre chorus 1]
一人歩く僕
遠い潮騒と
凍える風

白い息と
彷徨う
いつかの夜と

[chorus 1]
白い天使の羽
ふわりとおちてきた
雪の クリスマスだね

僕の肩に積もる
思い出が 揺れる
遠い街の君へ

[pre chorus 2]
二人で 見送った
君の猫をね
ゆっくりと消えた
マリンスノウ
積もる
海の底

[bridge]]
銀の星
スマホに映った
星空 きれいだね

君からのメッセ
そっちは　晴れかい
君の肩に

星が積もった

[chorus 2]
積もる雪と
重なる光
ああね　まあね

僕の肩に
君の肩に
眠る猫に

サイレントナイト
ホーリーナイト
三人のクリスマス

[outro]
ゆっくりと微笑む
寂しいけど
ひとりでは　なかったよ

ああ...

-Title: You, the Cat, and Me-

[Verse 1]
Usually quiet
This town at night
Modest as it is
It's Christmas
Holy night
Jingle bells
From the shopping arcade
The murmuring
Lovers exchanging smiles
Children being led by hand

[Pre-Chorus 1]
Walking alone
Distant sound of waves
And freezing wind
White breath
Wandering through
A night from long ago

[Chorus 1]
White angel wings
Gently falling down
A snowy Christmas
Memories piling
On my shoulders, swaying
To you in that distant town

[Pre-Chorus 2]
The cat we both
Saw off together
Slowly fading away
Marine snow
Piling up
At the bottom of the sea

[Bridge]
Silver stars
Reflected on my phone
The starry sky—beautiful
A message from you
"Is it clear over there?"
Stars piled up
On your shoulders

[Chorus 2]
Piling snow and
Layering light
Yeah, I guess so
On my shoulders
On your shoulders
On the sleeping cat
Silent night
Holy night
Christmas for the three of us

[Outro]
Slowly smiling
Lonely, but
I wasn't alone

Ah...


君と猫と僕と You, the Cat, and Me

Fixer Daily Drops, Vol. 177 is not an escape from darkness — it’s a slow, deliberate walk through it, with a clear exit in sight. Get Out of Depression is built as a sonic recovery arc: restrained at the beginning, patient in its pacing, and quietly uplifting by design.

The album avoids dramatic drops or forced positivity. Instead, it works with subtle momentum: steady rhythms, warm low-end pulses, and evolving textures that suggest stability rather than urgency. Melodies emerge gradually, often incomplete at first, mirroring the mental state of someone rebuilding clarity step by step. Nothing rushes. Nothing collapses.

Sonically, this volume lives between introspective electronic, downtempo techno, and ambient-adjacent grooves. The production favors space, breath, and repetition — tools that calm the nervous system and allow focus to return. It’s music meant for late nights, long walks, recovery sessions, and moments where silence feels too heavy but noise feels wrong.

Get Out of Depression isn’t a promise that everything will be fine. It’s something more honest: a reminder that motion, even slow motion, is still movement forward.

House Of The Lord

Phil Wickham

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