Story Behind The Song
Inspired by the reading for June 5th from the book Twenty-Four Hours a Day, © 1975 by Hazelden Foundation.
Song Description
The first moment you are aware you have recovered from a seemingly hopeless condition of mind, body, and spirit...
| Song Length |
4:48 |
Genre |
Rock - Religious, Pop - Religious |
| Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Subject |
Addiction, Spirituality |
| Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
Still, Small Voice
Better way of living, than I've clutched before
Reconnected with simpler things, stopped keeping score
Quietly spoke to me, past standpoint and stance
Listened to the Still, Small Voice, not the crouching mass
Rebuilder of human wreckage
Promises kept, and tender message
Still, Small Voice
Strength became useful, When I listened patiently
The cause of conscience, tenderly came to me
Listen and learn, it won't leave you fretted
The consequence of life and worry will be rested
Rebuilder of human wreckage
Promises kept, and tender message
Still, Small Voice
Living a new life
Reaching for the Power of Spirit
Casting my die
In an innocent climate
All my past, all my tomorrows
Darken in the silence
Of quiet victory over self
Think now it's alright
Outta my head
Outta mind out of sight now
Who's there, Still, Small Voice
Choose now now what to do
Outta my head
Into yours I mean right now
Who's there, Still, Small Voice
Still, Small Voice