Wrote this Southern Gospel song with the very talented (and hard working) Kenna West and Jason Cox. I'm still figuring out this genre, and I'm thankful for them keeping me between the guardrails!
Nice….... Definitely Southern Gospel for me. Nice Harmony and the key step is great.
May 16, 2019
Great song Brent, Very upbeat and the way it changed key was so effortless which you don’t hear that often usually it’s right in your face I give this one 5 stars, it really moved me
May 16, 2019
Thanks for the feedback, ya’ll! We just got a Southern Gospel act to cut this song this week. We’ll see what happens with it…
May 17, 2019
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Great concept and lyric Brent!. Can’t go wrong with a song that applies to everyone. Best of luck with it!
May 24, 2019
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You are in great company with Kenna! This is a hallelujah song for sure Brent. Sounds like you are figuring this genre out just perfectly! Congrats, continued hallelujahs and thanks for the new and upgraded website:)
May 28, 2019
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I agree with Dori about the updated website—I’m just noticing how much easier it is to get around on it—also, the song might be a good fit for The Booth Brothers (Southern Gospel recording artists). Best of luck. And I also like the fact that you’re willing to put your own songs up for us to check out on this website (and not just our songs).
May 30, 2019
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Happy to say that we got this one cut! It’s on the Southern Gospel album “Raised On Red” by Wilburn & Wilburn on Daywind Records.
February 21, 2020
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We live in a world down here below
With trials and troubles and earthly woes
But there’s a day gonna dawn
When we finally cross that distant shore
And the saints in glory who’ve gone before
They will welcome us home
CHORUS:
The gates swing open and I’ll step inside
Say hello to the by and by
As I run down the road that’s paved with gold to the Father’s glorious throne
Find my friends and loved ones there
At the marriage supper, pull up a chair
Oh what a morning at the hallelujah homecoming
VERSE 2:
Oh, for the day when there’s no more night
The old is passed and we live in the light
No tear there will ever be shed
There’s gonna be peace, gonna be joy
Gonna sing forever, yeah, lift our voice
It’ll be a celebration when
CHORUS
BRIDGE:
When we all get to Heaven
What a day of rejoicing that will be
That will be... when
CHORUS
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Nice work; the lyrics in the chorus flow nicely. Sounds natural and effortless, which is a compliment to how well written it is.
May 16, 2019
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Nice….... Definitely Southern Gospel for me. Nice Harmony and the key step is great.
May 16, 2019
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Great song Brent, Very upbeat and the way it changed key was so effortless which you don’t hear that often usually it’s right in your face I give this one 5 stars, it really moved me
May 16, 2019
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Thanks for the feedback, ya’ll! We just got a Southern Gospel act to cut this song this week. We’ll see what happens with it…
May 17, 2019
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Great concept and lyric Brent!. Can’t go wrong with a song that applies to everyone. Best of luck with it!
May 24, 2019
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You are in great company with Kenna! This is a hallelujah song for sure Brent. Sounds like you are figuring this genre out just perfectly! Congrats, continued hallelujahs and thanks for the new and upgraded website:)
May 28, 2019
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I agree with Dori about the updated website—I’m just noticing how much easier it is to get around on it—also, the song might be a good fit for The Booth Brothers (Southern Gospel recording artists). Best of luck. And I also like the fact that you’re willing to put your own songs up for us to check out on this website (and not just our songs).
May 30, 2019
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Happy to say that we got this one cut! It’s on the Southern Gospel album “Raised On Red” by Wilburn & Wilburn on Daywind Records.
February 21, 2020
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Nice work; the lyrics in the chorus flow nicely. Sounds natural and effortless, which is a compliment to how well written it is.
May 16, 2019