[You may find a free PDF lead sheet of this song here. No recordings are available.]
If you have come to hear me sing
With a beautiful voice,
Then I'm afraid you may be a bit disappointed,
For this is the voice I've got.
Listen for the still, small voice.
Listen for the still, small voice instead.
If you have come to hear me play
With a modern flair,
Then I'm afraid you may be a bit disappointed,
For this is the way I play.
Listen for the still, small voice.
Listen for the still, small voice instead.
If you have come to hear to my songs
Done in a professional way,
Then I'm afraid you may be a bit disappointed,
For this is the way they are.
Listen for the still, small voice.
Listen for the still, small voice instead.
About This Song:
I wrote this song years ago to open the occasional musical programs I was asked to do, and it inspired me to begin this blog.
Although I've never felt as confident about my singing or playing as I've wanted, especially now that age is having such a negative effect on it, I didn't intend for this song to be an apology for my musical shortcomings. That's why it's somewhat whimsical.
I've always thought of my song lyrics as a letter to listeners and the music as the envelope I mail them in. So my desire was to do my best and pray that I did sufficiently well for the "letter" to be successfully delivered.
But that required the help of God's Holy Spirit. To help me do my best. And to enable listeners to hear what God wanted them to hear in my songs.
I'm afraid I've heard a number of Christian songs that don't say anything significant to me. They seem like all envelope.
Yet they're popular. They're good entertainment. But that's not what I want from Christian music.
That's one of the important reasons I write Christian songs. My songs say what I think God wants me--as well as other people--to hear.
I write Christian novels as well as songs. The two most recent ones are shown below and their pictures are links to the Amazon pages. The eighteen-book picture is a link to my Amazon Author Page.
I'll be back again next Wednesday. Please join me then. Better still, sign up to receive these weekly posts by email.
Best regards,
Roger
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