For Blaine

Here's a song I wrote (with Josh Kelley) and played. 

Turn this burden into courage
Give me comfort, give me rest
Turn this pain, Lord, into purpose
And forgive me all my debts

Let Your will, Lord, fill my spirit
Let Your word be my defense
Take this worry, take my weakness
Lord and lift my countenance

You are healing when I'm hurting
You are hope when I am lost
You are faithful when I'm uncertain
So I'm bringing all my broken to the Cross
Yes I'm bringing all my broken to the Cross

Take this Life, Lord, turn the pages
Patient Savior I am Yours
Light the shadows through the ages
Let the weary be restored

You are healing when I'm hurting
You are hope when I am lost
You are faithful when I'm uncertain
So I'm bringing all my broken to the Cross
Yes I'm bringing all my broken to the Cross

Let this be my story
Redeem and restore me
Yours is the glory
We lift up Your name

My hope and my help, Lord
And all that I live for
Faithful forever
Our Father remains

You are healing when I'm hurting
You are hope when I am lost
You are faithful when I'm uncertain
So I'm bringing all my broken to the Cross

You are healing when I'm hurting
You are hope when I am lost
You are faithful when I'm uncertain
So I'm bringing all my broken to the Cross
Yes I'm bringing all my broken to the Cross

You Are Healing demo

My Redeemer, My Restorer 74BPM 112824 2030

Hello Souncloudians!  This is a bit of an experiment for me.  I am lucky enough to play & record music with the band Mingo Fishtrap.  That is 99% of my musical life.  But there are lots of songs that get written that don't make it to the Mingo records, and demos of songs and tidbits that do make it, but I like the demo, because they're raw, or funny, or whatever.  So I've decided I'd post some here.  Feel free to download and send other folks here. But I'd appreciate it if you didn't distribute the tunes, cuz I'd like to keep track of how many ears are listening.  
This is also where the songs for songwriting groups I'm in might end up...might be private, cuz they usually aren't ready for prime time. But if you want to listen, drop a line.




For Blaine

Roger Blevins Jr.