Midnight at the Crossroads is an original gospel blues song inspired by crossroads imagery — a place of decision, doubt, and divine guidance. Lyrics Verse 1 I walked down to the crossroads,With the moon hangin’ low and wide.I said, “Lord, I’m tired of wanderin’,Show me which road to ride.” Refrain ’Cause every path got shadows,Every … Read more
In the final scene of this internal movie, the camera pulls back. You see that the Mother has grown translucent, fading into the very landscape the Child now walks upon. The Child stands on a mountain peak, looking at a horizon they finally understand. They are separate, yet they share the same shadow. The “umbilical … Read more
“Keep Your Eyes on the Prize” is a classic folk song that became a cornerstone of the American Civil Rights Movement. It evolved from the much older spiritual, “Keep Your Hand on the Plow,” which uses the imagery of a farmer who cannot look back if they want to till a straight furrow. Lyrics Verse … Read more
“Wayfaring Stranger” (also known as “I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger”) is one of the most enduring American spirituals, dating back to the early 19th century. It tells the story of a weary soul travelling through a world of hardship, looking forward to crossing the “River Jordan” to find peace in the next life. Lyrics … Read more
