The heart of this piece is about Clark's relationship with a young woman named Stephanie, who struggled with OCD and addiction, and the fact that she died far too young had a big impact on this season. What could have turned into a sad thought instead turns into a song of comfort and steady hope. The music really shines in that contrast. The song feels like it was lived in, not written, because it was made through repetition, devotion, and quiet obedience over the course of months of daily prayer and melody.
The song is musically surprising in the best way. A disco-funk groove sets the mood right away, and soul elements add warmth and emotional depth. The rock textures give the song an edge and keep the energy moving forward. The saxophone weaves through the arrangement with a happy confidence that is hard to resist. The choir completes the song by providing a collective voice that transforms personal faith into a public declaration.
Instead of staying sad, "I LIFT MY EYES (Psalm 121)" leans into hope. It reminds people that there is always someone watching over them, even in the hardest times. The song is both comforting and celebratory, respectful and fun. This is music that makes you smile without denying the struggle. It's a rare balance that makes people want to dance, breathe, and keep going on their journey to God.
Connect with Cindy Clark on Instagram
0 Comments