My husband emailed a song by Andrew Peterson to me a few weeks ago.
After getting home from a longer mission trip (typically I’m not gone for more than a few days, this time it was nine) I wanted to sing every song I knew to him. So I’m blogging it to save his ears from the sounds I’m able to produce. Coy faithfully held down the fort and the kids and still managed to preach two services and spend time with friends. It amazes me what he is able to do. I’d like to offer the song back to him, as a “thank you” for dancing though the mine fields with me.
In my arms, love
Somethin’ changes
It’s the strangest feelingThe things that
Use to matter
They don’t matter
To me
When I see you
And you’re smilin’
How my heart aches
So full it is about to break
You make me believe in love
I could never count all the ways
That you change me, baby
Every day the sky is a deeper shade of blue
When I’m with you
When I hear you
And you’re cryin’
It resonates, dear
In a place I didn’t know was there
You make me believe in love
I could never count all the ways
That you change me, baby
Every day the sky is a deeper shade of blue
When I’m with you
Beautiful, baby
You’re sweeter than strawberry pie
Just like the morning
Your smile brings the sun that shines
I could never count all the ways
That you change me, baby
Every day the sky is a deeper shade of blue
When I’m with you
I could never count all the ways
That you change me, baby
Every day the sky is a deeper shade of blue
When I’m with you
