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Last song written by Annie Schmidt together with her brother Spencer- "Don't Worry Darling"

Before my sister Annie left on her mission for the Mormon Church a few years ago, we wrote a song together about her leaving. Life happened and we never got around to finishing it. Months before she passed, we fell back in love with the song and were working towards finishing it. Perhaps because the whole experience was so surreal, I never cried during the past two weeks... until I listened to this song. I sat in my basement and just wept, because the words weren't just sending her off to Georgia for a year and a half but they were now sending her off to the next life. The timing of the song for me was a powerful witness to me that god lives and that he wanted to give my family and I a gift that we could cherish for the rest of our mortal lives. I want to share it, hoping that anyone (especially those who have lost a loved one) can draw strength from its message. Don't Worry Darling, Bittersweet, and I Am Done are all songs that Annie and I did together. They are available on iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, and everything else under the artist name Schmidt. Don't Worry Darling: http://cdbaby.com/cd/schmidt22 Bittersweet: http://cdbaby.com/cd/schmidt22 View Bittersweet on youtube here:    • Jon Schmidt - BitterSweet (feat. Spencer &...   View I Am Done on youtube here:    • I Am Done   Don't Worry Darling Lyrics: Why do you have to go? why do you have to leave me? How will I ever know if you will return to me? In your heart I'm with you and you'll be in my prayers all along I'm never gone Don't worry darling, it's only for a moment, and one day darling, I'll show up on your doorstep A missing part of me fits when you're all I see While you're over seas I'll be chasing my dreams for you In your heart I'm with you and you'll be in my prayers all along I'm never gone Don't worry darling, it's only for a moment, and one day darling, I'll show up on your doorstep You will turn the knob I'll stand back as you push open the door, I will throw my arms around you But till then darling remember I am with you Each night that's dawning is one less till I see you One less day till I see you Huge thanks to Jake Bowen who recorded engineered and helped produce at Jake Bowen's private studio. The Schmidts love you Jake! Written by Spencer and Annie Schmidt. Percussion: Justin Walker. Additional percussion as well as all instrumentation and vocals: Spencer and Annie Schmidt. Produced by Jake Bowen, Annie Schmidt and Spencer Schmidt. Choir of Annie's friends: Tatum Chiniquy, Taylor Lundell, Logan Tuttle, Allie Larsen, Hailey Nichols, Ella Warnock, Cinde Davis, Molitina timeotea, Leta Robinson, Rock Winegar, Callie hall Michelle, Spencer, Sarah and Jon Schmidt Video Editing: Alexandra Gulbransen From Annie's obituary: When Annie was 6 years old, she had her first public performance in front of 2,000 people, as a guest vocalist at her dad's concert. Any nervousness Annie felt in front of such a large crowd was quickly drowned out by the beautiful, captivating power that music had upon her soul. A breathless pause followed the end of the song, then the crowd erupted. This dynamic of successfully finding the joy, rather than the fear, in every moment played out again and again throughout Annie’s life. Annie dreamed of writing, producing, and performing the music that flowed from inside her. By the time she was 21, she had produced several songs with her best friend (and brother), Spencer. She was pursuing education in music production and Technology. Recently, Annie told her roommate, “I can't wait for the day when I can share my music with thousands of people.” We hope this dream of our sweet Annie can be fulfilled. This link is to a song that she co-wrote, co-produced and recorded lead vocals on. She recorded her last vocal tracks shortly before she passed from us. The lyrics are an incredible comfort. Annie focused her life on coming closer to her Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. She gave her life to God and others, and had a special gift to reach out to people in need. A highlight in her life was a high school humanitarian trip to Peru, where she fell in love with the people and culture. She served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Macon, Georgia, where she gained many close friends. Annie was 100% authentic and real. She had a passion for people, self-discovery, learning, nature, surfing, long boarding, unique foods, and dancing. She would demonstrate her sweet hip hop moves anywhere anytime. Her final message to the world was: Fill your life with good vibes.