This short, simple song is a reflection on the experience of bereavement. It was written for a young mother who lost her child but may sing to anyone who has experienced bereavement.
Personally I found the words of Julian of Norwich to be of great comfort when overwhelmed in a sea of unfathomable pain, the sort of which accompanies the loss of one's children:
all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
I don't really understand why, but I hear them ringing faintly and indistinctly when all seems excruciatingly and hopelessly senseless.
Liz Campbell is the sole writer and composer of all the published material on this blogsite, unless otherwise stated.
She has further blogsites:
songs for children http://connectsongdance.blogspot.com/
aspects of smallholding https://jessam-smallholding.blogspot.com/
