Blessing Upon Blessing

[Verse 1]
Woke up to her breathing slow
Sun sneaking through the window shade
Coffee cup and that crooked smile
Her old t-shirt and my last name
Truck’s got rust along the side
Job don’t pay much, but it pays
Still somehow my simple life
Feels like more than I could ever raise
[Chorus]
Blessing upon blessing
More than I can carry
Overflowing heart
For this little world I marry
From the roof over us
To the hands that I’m holding
Every day that I get
Keeps on unfolding
Blessing upon blessing
I never did earn this
But I’m living in a river
Of undeserved goodness (oh yeah)
[Verse 2]
Dad calls just to talk too long
Mama laughs on the other line
Kids’ crayons on the drywall
Supper late, but that’s alright
Bills stacked on the counter
We get scared, then we get through
Every time I think we’re drowning
Something steady pulls us through
[Chorus]
Blessing upon blessing
More than I can carry
Overflowing heart
For this little world I marry
From the roof over us
To the hands that I’m holding
Every day that I get
Keeps on unfolding
Blessing upon blessing
I never did earn this
But I’m living in a river
Of undeserved goodness
[Bridge]
If it all fell down tomorrow
I’d still thank the Lord tonight
For every laugh, every tear
Every wrong that turned out right (hey!)
[Chorus]
Blessing upon blessing
More than I can carry
Overflowing heart
For this broken, holy
Perfect little family
From the roof over us
To the hands that I’m holding
Every day that I get
Keeps on unfolding
Blessing upon blessing
I never did earn this
Yeah I’m living in a river
Of undeserved goodness
Blessing upon blessing
Running right through us

country, Warm modern country ballad with male vocals, gentle acoustic guitar and soft pedal steel swells, light brushes on drums. Intimate first verse, then a wider, anthemic chorus with stacked harmonies. Piano doubles the topline in the hook, subtle organ pad blooms in the bridge. Emotional arc builds from quiet gratitude to a full, arms-wide-open singalong by the final chorus., emotional