I recently have been trying to write songs, and so far have failed miserably. Not because I don’t know what I want to say but because I don’t know how to say it and make it sound good lyrically. Because of this problem I have recently bought a few books from the good people at Berklee College of Music; but trying to learn from a college text book is like trying to read Greek.
The beginning of this last week was very frustrating for me because I had all these song ideas running through my head and everytime I would sit down and try to pen out my ideas on paper it would come out sounding like a mixture of vanilla ice & peter, paul & mary. (Which by the way I was completely NOT aiming for that sound).
In a prayer meeting I was led to the book of Psalms (as I have been many times before) but something struck me this time that I hadn’t before seen. In a lot of the Psalms there is a reference to worship, praise, and shouting (I had noticed this before but there was a new revelation this time). I finally realized that the book of Psalms is the greatest song book in the history of mankind.
Lately I have been disecting, and studying the book of Psalms like I never have before! A few that have really stuck out to me are Psalms 2:11 “Worship God in adoring embrace.” Psalms 30:4 “All you saints! Sing your hearts out to God!” Psalms 89:1 “Your love, God, is my song and I’ll sing it! I’m forever telling everyone how faithful you are. I’ll never quit telling the story of your love.”
These are my inspiration and these are what my songs will be based on. I can’t explain what’s happened in my worship life since I have gone over these Psalms!
I should shortly (and I use the term “shortly” loosley) I should have a brand new song up for you to read!
Stay tuned for more updates!




