"Letter to Myself (Wish you were here)" genre: Spiritual Rock
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	A song about surviving the night, and finding hope in the morning
	CD: this is life...   Label: Ipso Facto Records Credits: Joshua Parsell, Andy Neumann, Greg Smith, Rick Stevens
	Story Behind the Song There are times when darkness seems to close in. Relationships fall apart, pressures in school and work seem too great to bear, friends are nowhere to be found. Left alone, blinded by present reality, a person cannot see anything to look forward to. I am sympathetic to this state of mind, I've been there more than once. But I encourage you to hold on a little longer. There is hope and joy ahead; the future is not far away! Jeremiah 29:11 Lyrics So I am here, so I am me I am not you, although I could be I found a way that you overlooked I called on his name and that's all it took To know Life, to know Love To know I'll never have to be alone again To know God is here with me I know it's something that you just can't comprehend To be free and unafraid Living out loud the way that it was supposed to be I wish you were here I looked in your eyes and saw the despair I knew you'd decided not to go on I laid down at your side, slept fitfully there And when I awoke I found you were gone Pressing onward, the sun on my face Alone but hopeful, I finished the climb, and there was the city! Turns out you were wrong, we were so close Six hours from dawn, you gave up the fight, you didn't know This is Life, this is Love and I can see we were designed to feel this way Living like children of a loving God who fills our lives with Joy and Peace Feeling free and unafraid Living out loud the way that it was supposed to be I wish you were here

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