She's Singing a Song of Hope

I stumbled upon a song today (a gal posted some of the lyrics on Instagram so I looked it up) that is so beautiful it cannot be described in words. I know Jesus led me to it, as a gift of hope on the anniversary of the day Lily Katherine went HOME to be with Him forever, in the place where she waits for me. As I listen to the lyrics, it's like hope and peace is being poured into my veins. I pray it blesses others who have lost a child as well.

Oh sweet Lily, I'll see you soon...

I was awakened last night.
To the sound of dancing feet above me.
I thought they were on my roof.
Till it struck me – they were on golden streets.

Opened my eyes and saw
What I thought was an angel dancing.
She was a perfect child.
She looked at me and smiled – and sang this song.

“Mama can you hear me?
Daddy can you feel me?
I’m made whole.
I’m at home.
I’m dancing on streets of gold.
Don’t stop holding on.”

Her hair was golden
like it was woven from the streets she danced upon.
She was laughing and spinning.
She couldn’t stop singing this song.

“Mama can you hear me?
Daddy can you feel me?
I’m made whole.
I’m at home.
I’m dancing on streets of gold.
Don’t stop holding on.”

This is Amy’s Song
This is Amy’s Song.
From her streets of gold
She is singing you a song.
Singing you a song.
Don’t stop holding on.

Can you see her at His throne
With her hair of gold?
She is holding – holding on
To the threads of His robe.
She is singing you a song
She is singing you a song
She is singing you a song of hope.

“Hope is being born in you
Hope is being woven.
Hope is being born in you
Hope is coming.
Don’t stop holding on.”

Listen below or by clicking HERE.

This song actually reminds me of a post I wrote in 2012 about this day, March 12, the day Lily went to be with Jesus. It's so interesting that I wrote that post on this date and discovered this song on this date... I think God is trying to tell me something? Here's the post: "Moments" the Day She Slipped Away