Once we started recording it, something unexpected happened. This song really wasn't high on our list of priorities as I felt as if we had better songs to spend time recording, but I couldn't really shake the feeling I had to get it out there. I originally wrote this song about fear and worry - and wanting to change, but not really knowing where to start or even how. Lyrics by Casey Campbell, Wendy Campbell, and Lance StevensĬopyright - 2004. Recorded, Mixed, & Mastered by: Casey Campbell at Sweetwind - a humble little studio nestled in the woods of Central Arkansas.Īssisted in production by Wendy Campbell. Victory's sheen bursts forth and the veil has been tornĪll Instruments & Vocals by: The Forgotten Fields In this grave of suffering there's this ember of hope I said, "I'll never let You go, no matter how hard the wind blows."īut it was You this whole time holding on to me. I hope this song ministers to some of you out there as it has to us.Īs the blood and water flowed down on my brow We hope the honesty of this song and the hope it brings will illuminate the beautiful character of God. Suffering is holding Jesus close, and Him holding you closer. To me this songs speaks about the difference between how we feel, and what the truth is about suffering. I've been thinking that perhaps it could minister to at least somebody out there. So for the last week, I've been working on finishing the recording and the mixing of it. Some of this recording (the guitar part) I had recorded back in 2004, and then it sat there on a hard drive for the last several years. Riding around in my truck last week, I asked the Lord if He could give me the lyrics and melody to a chorus, and within about a minute, I had the whole thing. I was thinking, "Man that song is really appropriate right now." The problem though is that we never could really find a chorus for it. The other day I was thinking about some really tough challenges we've been through, and through that I was remembering a song Wendy and I with the help of a friend, Lance Stevens, wrote around 2004.
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