I BELIEVE (IN EVERYTHING)
I believe in everything
from a river running backwards
to a bee when it stings
and I believe
in the voices out here
telling me to hold on
but let go of my fear
a childhood imagination
has been my salvation
one cloud at a time
lord I’m dreaming
let me look upon her
one more time
this beauty that I love – she’s why
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in what I can’t change
in a hard lesson learned
and the strength from my pain
and I believe
in what I can’t prove
in the joy of not knowing
and the misunderstood
let go of my past
let go of my future
one cloud at a time
yes I’m dreaming
let me look upon her
one more time
this beauty that I love
before she’s gone, before she’s gone
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
the memory of one moment
is the beginning and the end of who I am
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
tell me about something tell me about something you believe in
tell me about something tell me about something you believe in
tell me about something tell me about something you believe in
This is the song that was playing on my ipod when I surprisingly gave birth to Bella at Centennial. The artist is JJ Grey, the album is Orange Blossoms. While I was in the hospital trying to avoid labor I would lay in bed and play this song to Bella. On the night she was born it was what I heard in the back ground. Hearing it now means more to me than you will ever know.
Chris has booked JJ Grey this Thursday for the Live on the Green concert series. It is a free event on the courthouse lawn and we are so proud of what it has become. I pray that he will play this song on Thursday and I hope that you come and will think of Bella if he does... If you can't make it pick up the album, it will move you.
I believe in everything
from a river running backwards
to a bee when it stings
and I believe
in the voices out here
telling me to hold on
but let go of my fear
a childhood imagination
has been my salvation
one cloud at a time
lord I’m dreaming
let me look upon her
one more time
this beauty that I love – she’s why
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in what I can’t change
in a hard lesson learned
and the strength from my pain
and I believe
in what I can’t prove
in the joy of not knowing
and the misunderstood
let go of my past
let go of my future
one cloud at a time
yes I’m dreaming
let me look upon her
one more time
this beauty that I love
before she’s gone, before she’s gone
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
the memory of one moment
is the beginning and the end of who I am
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
I believe in everything, in everything I’m a believer
tell me about something tell me about something you believe in
tell me about something tell me about something you believe in
tell me about something tell me about something you believe in
This is the song that was playing on my ipod when I surprisingly gave birth to Bella at Centennial. The artist is JJ Grey, the album is Orange Blossoms. While I was in the hospital trying to avoid labor I would lay in bed and play this song to Bella. On the night she was born it was what I heard in the back ground. Hearing it now means more to me than you will ever know.
Chris has booked JJ Grey this Thursday for the Live on the Green concert series. It is a free event on the courthouse lawn and we are so proud of what it has become. I pray that he will play this song on Thursday and I hope that you come and will think of Bella if he does... If you can't make it pick up the album, it will move you.
How is our Baby Bella doing? I hope the NICU reunion was a happy celebration for all there.
ReplyDeleteYou continue to be in my prayers, dear Cobb family. I just wanted you to know that I am
thinking of all of you and sending prayers for
you to be surrounded by loving friends and family, wise nurses and physicians and kind acquaintances and strangers. May your days have happy moments and laughter to give you strength and energize your spirit. Love, Lee Ann