Songs that changed my life
Looking back, I can’t believe I packed up and moved to a whole new state—completely alone—after losing my dad and going through heartbreak. No job, no plan… just hope and a prayer that things would fall into place.
Then one day, I stumbled across It Keeps Happening for Me on YouTube, and I broke down. It felt like the song was speaking directly to me. I sang it constantly (and still do), letting it lift my spirits and keep me going.
Every song on this list has shaped me in some way—they all hit deep.
What’s a song that changed your life?
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Music has an unparalleled power to evoke emotions and change lives. For many, songs serve as a means of coping with grief, heartbreak, and personal struggles. Tracks like 'Greater Is Coming' by Jekalyn Carr and 'Praise Him In Advance' by Marvin Sapp have resonated with countless individuals seeking hope and encouragement. The impact of music can be profound; it not only provides comfort but also fosters connection among listeners. Each song carries a story—whether a reminder of love lost or an anthem of triumph over adversity. Exploring how these songs communicate messages of resilience reveals the artistry of composers and the emotional journeys of performers. For example, Kierra Sheard’s live rendition of 'It Keeps Happening' creates a deeply relatable experience for many, embodying the feeling of endless challenges paired with unwavering faith. Similarly, 'Deliver Me (This Is My Exodus)' by Donald Lawrence offers a message of liberation that many people find empowering. As we listen and reflect, it’s essential to remember that music not only entertains but also heals. It unites us through shared experiences and emotions, encouraging us to express ourselves and relate to others. What songs resonate with you, and how have they shaped your life? Join the conversation and discover more about the healing power of music.
Ironically, mine is a Christian song as well. My song is “Worn” by Tenth Avenue North. I remember when this song came out. I was driving and had to pull over because I was in tears. It just hit me out of nowhere.