Songs by Amy C.


   

IN THIS QUIET WITH YOU

  1. IN THIS QUIET WITH YOU
    Amy C.
    Genre: Country/Bluegrass
    Tempo: Slow


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    This song was directly related to the time when my dad was dying. I know- not a happy topic!  To keep things light in the studio we called it "Everyone's favorite Hospice Song".  This song is deeply personal and emotional for me- but it is also I think one of the songs that has resonated with others the most. Being with someone when you feel like you cannot do anything to help them is so hard and nothing makes sense. The only thing we can do is be with them and hold their hand or smile or just sit in the quiet.  This song helped me in my grief and I hope it helps others.

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    The wind is still and the sky is clear Last night’s storm is gone The snow that fell is still untouched And glistens in the sun Both hands wrap ‘round my coffee mug I watch the steam rise up and dance For a moment I am lost and then I remember your circumstance I don’t know what to say I don’t know what to do But I will be right here In this quiet with you Your eyes are open but they search I smile and squeeze your hand You close your eyes again… I wonder Do you understand? I cry for what is gone for good Knowing nothing will ever be the same I’m holding on to some kind of hope That I can’t seem to name I don’t know what to say I don’t know what to do But I will be right here In this quiet with you I’m calling out- can you hear me? I’m calling out- can you hear me now? I’m calling out- I thought we would have just a little more time It’s calm but not inside my head Too many thoughts to tend I’m not ready to look back on yesterdays Not ready for the end I don’t know what to say I don’t know what to do But I will be right here In this quiet with you In this quiet with you In this quiet with you


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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