Eagle's Wings

You Are God

Come Too Far

Dances With God

©1989 Sharon D. Wagner. All right reserved.

While living in Switzerland back in the 80s, I had the privilege of singing and playing on a music team led by Rolf Schneider, who originally wrote this song in French. I have done my best, with some assistance, to translate it into English while maintaining a poetic rhyme. I also have given a "good ole college try" at singing the first verse as it was written in French. May the gentle melody and uplifting lyrics of renewal and hope inspire your heart to "Take flight and leave behind the pain and hurts."

Broken For You

Je n'Sais

Many thanks to Ruth Fazal of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra for the anointed solo violin tracks.
© 2001 Sharon D. Wagner.  All right reserved.

I Know

It was late at night.  It was raining.  I received a call that a friend, a young woman with a long term illness, was dying.  There had been previous close calls, but this time it appeared inevitable.  I sat with tears, looking out into the dark night as a street light illuminated the raindrops clinging to the window.  It seemed the heavens were crying.  It seemed hopeless.  This song came into existence.  Morning came, along with a miracle.   This song is for Maria.

© 2001 Sharon D. Wagner. All right reserved.

Lord of All

This song was inspired while participating in a study of "Experiencing God" by Henry Blackburn.
So often, we set out to do things for God, asking Him to bless our efforts, and hoping we are doing His will.  Instead, our goal should be to focus on knowing God more intimately, ask Him to open our eyes to see what He is ALREADY doing...then JOIN Him in HIS work that is already in progress!

© 2001 Sharon D. Wagner. All right reserved.

Send a New Wave

© 1989 Sharon D. Wagner. All right reserved.

During a particularly difficult time of inner turmoil, pain and doubt, I looked out my bedroom window in Lausanne, Switzerland towards the Alps.  It was my every-morning view.  But on that particular day, they were completely GONE.  There were no mountains, only sky.  Now, had that been my first time looking out the window, I would not have believed if someone had told me the Alps were right there.  But I knew they were there.  I had seen them.  Eventually that truth made its way into my inner being, and I KNEW He was there, even when I could no longer "see" or perceive Him.  I knew.

*This is a rough download direct from cassette, so please forgive the sound quality!

Sharon D Wagner