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By Still Waters I Live

This song is for anyone tired of surviving when they were promised life. Not loud life. Not flashy life. Real, steady, soul-deep life that doesn’t disappear when the noise fades. By Still Waters I Live is rooted in John 10:10, but it isn’t a sermon. It’s a quiet confession. It’s the sound of someone finally setting down the habit of striving and realizing abundance was never about having more, but being held. Set in a rural revival era along the Savannah River Basin, this song draws on Riverbank Revival Blues, where acoustic guitars breathe, choirs hum instead of shout, and peace becomes the loudest statement in the room. The thief here isn’t dramatic. It’s subtle. Worry. Hurry. The lie that rest must be earned. And the Shepherd doesn’t argue. He simply invites. If you’ve ever felt like faith was supposed to feel fuller than it does, this song is for you. If you’ve ever been spiritually exhausted by productivity culture dressed up as holiness, this is your permission slip to sit down by the water. No hype. No chase. Just the reminder that abundant life doesn’t mean nothing ever hurts. It means nothing essential is missing. Nothing eternal is lost. Listen with headphones. Or let it play while the day slows down. Either way, let the river do what rivers have always done: keep moving, keep giving, without asking permission.