I woke up to the sound of my own heartbeat
Opened my eyes to the light that's been waiting for me
Could the Holy One be this good to me?
My cup overflows; how it frightens me

Lately, I have found myself grieving
How every death was once a beginning
And I want to thank Him for the morning
But it feels like every blessing comes with its own ending

(Chorus)
Through every open door, there's a wall
And a window that I've never seen before
I may not walk any further, but still the light got through
So in every ending, show me the window and turn my gaze to You

You know how much I have come to love them
And You know how it makes me nervous
But if missing someone is what it takes to love and be loved
Then I will give thanks for my grieving, because I have loved someone

Though death may speak his notion first,
Life will be the final word

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lol i tried to make something a little bit different this time 

hope it worked >:)

rainfall

All You Have
by J Reese Norris
Unison/2 Part

Performance by Hernando High School Advanced Treble Choir
Dale Beech, Conductor
Dr. Saundra Bishop, Piano

All You Have, J Reese Norris, Unison/2 Part

"Behold The Lamb Of God" from Andrew Peterson's album "Behold The Lamb Of God"

Behold The Lamb Of God-Behold The Lamb Of God

"Let My Love Be Heard" by Jake Runestad. Recorded by the Bob Cole Chamber Choir at Cal State Long Beach. Jonathan Talberg, conductor. More info: jakerunestad.com/store/let-my-love-be-heard

Let My Love Be Heard (SATB choir) by Jake Runestad

"Let My Love Be Heard" by Jake Runestad, for wind band. University of Colorado Symphonic Band. Dr. Matthew Roeder, conductor.

More info & purchase: jakerunestad.com/store/let-my-love-be-heard-winds

About the piece:

Though originally written for Choral Arts Northwest, this work has taken on a new life in light of the many atrocities in our world. Jonathan Talberg, the conductor of the choir at Cal State Long Beach, led his singers in a performance during the memorial vigil for Nohemi Gonzalez, a Long Beach student who was killed in the 2015 Paris attacks. The day after the vigil, the choir was supposed to begin rehearsing holiday music; however, Jonathan felt that was not appropriate and wanted time for the singers to grieve this loss. At the beginning of rehearsal, he passed out a brand new piece of music (“Let My Love Be Heard”), rehearsed it, and then recorded it. The recording was shared with the Long Beach community in memory of Nohemi and as a plea for peace. Their musical offering is a powerful outpouring of grief but also a glimmer of light. I am honored that this piece, “Let My Love Be Heard,” has helped to provide hope in the darkness of our world. Originally composed for SATB choir, this work is based on the following poem:

A Prayer
by Alfred Noyes

Angels, where you soar
     Up to God’s own light,
Take my own lost bird
     On your hearts tonight;
And as grief once more
     Mounts to heaven and sings,
Let my love be heard
     Whispering in your wings.

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