"Good Things Come" genre: Christian Rock
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	CD: Good Things Come
	Story Behind the Song  This song was written to cheer up my uncle and brother in Christ, who was in the hospital awaiting a heart transplant for 11 months. This was definitely the toughest one to record the vocals on. When recording the vocal tracks, I would choke up and cry when I would think of what he went through. I was in the middle of recording this song when his heart transplant finally came. Things didn't go as planned, complications arose during the surgery and my uncle went home to be with Jesus. He never did get to hear it, but I know he would have loved it. The song includes rifts in the guitar solo that were written by him some years ago. The two melodies just seemed to flow, symbolizing our relationship through Jesus Christ. Sometimes we can't always control the way things turn out, "but they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings of eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint." -- Isaiah 40:31. The strength he received through our Lord will always be remembered. Lyrics Sometimes things don't come Come as quickly as you plan Sometimes you feel like you're sinking deep within the sand Try to keep in mind The plans aren't made by you And asking in his name in all you can do (chorus) Good things come to them that wait You have to seek forgiveness You have to seek His face Good things come to them that wait So bow your head, and fold your hands and pray, and wait As time begins to pass The waiting's not so long Even though you feel like the missing beat Of a half-written song As time begins to fade And memories come crashing through And trusting in His name is all you can do (chorus) (Guitar solo) (chorus)

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