
About a month ago, when we were going through another rough patch, I took great comfort in this song by Kate Campbell and Walt Aldridge. As the song kept playing over and over in my mind, I began to see colors and an image of the dark night, the fire out in the cold, and the wonders that can be seen even in the midst of the darkness:
DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL
You can pray with all your might
Till your knuckles all turn white
You can look the other way
Hope it’s gone with each new day
You can do your best to hide
You can hold it all inside
You can curse and shake your fist
You can ask why God why this
There is peace somewhere I’m told
There’s a fire out in the cold
There are wonders to behold
In the dark night of the soul
You can give in to your doubts
Try to figure it all out
You can fight the fight alone
Do your best to drink it gone
There is peace somewhere I’m told
There’s a fire out in the cold
There are wonders to behold
In the dark night of the soul
Trust your spirit to be your guide
You’ll come out on the other side
In the absence of the light
Let the shadows hold you tight
You can let your fear and pain
Wash over you like rain
There is peace somewhere I’m told
There’s a fire out in the cold
There are wonders to behold
In the dark night of the soul
In the dark night of the soul
By Kate Campbell & Walt Aldridge
© Large River Music (BMI)
Cross Key Publishing Co. Inc./Waltz Time Music Inc. (ASCAP)
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