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~ Verse 1 ~
Yesterday seems like so long ago
Some dreams fulfilled and others I let go
Answers sought and found along the way
Yet in that time I never lived a perfect day
~ Verse 2 ~
Yesterdays were here but now they’re gone
Today is here now so I have moved on
To better days without leaving behind
The peace of something I need in my life
~ Pre-Chorus ~
I’m not talking about possessions or plenty
Those things aren't bound to last
So I can take them with me
~ Chorus 1 ~
I was lost till I found the means to provide me
The perfect peace of the hope that fulfills me
It’s the presence of God in my life
It’s only when I listen to Him speaking
I’m satisfied as his Spirit restores me
Oh why did I take so long to realize
Lord I was a fool
~ Verse 3 ~
No I never thought I’d see this day
It’s only by God’s mercy and His grace
What seemed to be impossibility
Has been removed and I have been set free
~ Verse 4 ~
It wasn’t twist of fate or just plain luck
It wasn’t simply anything I’d done
Who am I to call it destiny
I rather say that God was merciful on me
~ Pre-Chorus ~
Beyond my wildest dreams More than I could ask for
He showered my life with blessings
When I made the wise choices
I survived
~ Chorus 3 ~
I was lost till I found the means to provide me
The perfect peace of the hope that fulfills me
It’s the presence of God in my life
No matter what happens now I’m gonna keep trusting
And thank the Lord who once graciously saved me
He is all I should ever need
~ Chorus 4 ~
I was lost till I found the means to provide me
The perfect peace of the hope that fulfills me
It’s the presence of God in my life
No matter what happens now I’m gonna keep trusting
And thank the Lord who once graciously saved me
He is all I should ever need
Instead of foolish things
- Inspirational Music Written by Jeff H. Ulrich (2001)
- Produced by Jeff H. Ulrich (2024)
My soul-stirring alt-rock narrative of the peace-bringing effect of God's presence on my life.
From the depths of yesterday’s struggles through my enlightenment when I wrote the lyrics in 2001 to the radiant hope that has since sustained me, Presence of God weaves a powerful narrative. Experience the perfect peace that only God’s presence can provide. May you find rich meaning in this dramatic Christian-alt-rock expression of my journey of faith and redemption. 🎵✨
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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~Verse 1~
It was dark where I was broken.
My spirit cried.
Then You came, a gleaming presence,
The source of light.
~Verse 2~
I heard you say how much You love me.
Will You be mine?
Came in my heart. Replaced the sorrow
With joy Divine.
~Bridge 1~
You gave me dreams. You gave me hope.
You gave me songs to sing.
Then in return, with all of my heart,
I gave You all of me.
Your Spirit is here. You’ve lived in my heart
Since I fell to my knees.
~Verse 3~
Are you lost? And are you broken?
Your spirit cries?
There’s a man. He’ll find and heal you.
Ask Him inside.
~Verse 4~
Rejection breaks. Resentment hardens
A bitter heart.
But Jesus mends with love, sweet comfort.
That’s where He starts.
~Bridge 2~
He gives us dreams. He gives us hope.
He gave me songs to sing.
Then in return, with all of my heart,
I gave Him all of me.
His Spirit is here. He’s lived in my heart
Since I fell to my knees
~Chorus~
And said Goodbye.
Turned my head and walked away
From life of dark,
To Heaven, His light leads the way.
So when He comes again,
I’ll go to meet Him in the sky.
To the world behind,
I already said, “Goodbye.”
{Repeat Bridge 2 & Chorus}
- Inspirational Music and Revised Lyrics by Jeff H. Ulrich (2021)
- Composed by Jeff H. Ulrich (1984)
Note: The above lyrics are unsung in this instrumental version but are included here to add meaning.
In 1984, I was moved to write this song. At 18 years old, there I sat at an old out-of-tune upright piano as I musically and lyrically poured out my heart. Suffice it to say here, I was working through bitter resentment in me over one of the biggest letdowns of my life.
Although therapeutic to write at the time, the original lyrics were of my bitter heart. I had to live and grow for years before I found meaning that inspired me to write lyrics true to this special music that, now apparent to me, was given from above.
"And whenever you stand praying, if you have anything against anyone, forgive him, that your Father in heaven may also forgive you your trespasses." - Mark 11:25 (NKJV)
With revised lyrics in hand in this year of 2021, I finally sat down to record the entire orchestration as I had conceived it in 1984. Upon finally hearing its completion after 37 years, I reflected on how good to me and patient God was in that early time of my life when I was most spiritually immature and unworthy. Yet, I was then reaching for God; and I now realize all the more that He sent answers that I would come to understand upon conviction and repentance of my old spirit of unforgiveness.
As for the context of the word, "Goodbye," as used in the title and chorus of this song, Fanny Crosby was apparently in that spirit when she wrote her 1879 hymn, "Take The World, But Give Me Jesus" (click here to read her lyrics). In the last verse, she wrote, "Take the world, but give me Jesus. | In His cross my trust shall be, | Till, with clearer, brighter vision, Face to face my Lord I see." Like her meaning, I said my goodbye to a dark life of the world to follow the light of the world, Jesus, whom I am prepared to meet in the sky at His coming where I will clearly see His face with brighter vision.
"Then Jesus spoke to them again, saying, 'I am the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life.'" - John 8:12 (NKJV)
I pray that this song of my faith would inspire and strengthen you to overcome the challenges in your life with my Savior.
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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~ Verse 1 ~
Are you alone?
Did somebody hurt you?
Do you live in fear of what others might do?
Are you in pain? Your heart aches like you’re dying?
Have your eyes grown dim beneath the weight of your heavy load?
Are you just about to give up hope?
~ Chorus 1 ~
Have you fallen? Are you weak?
Lost strength and so weary?
No time to rest?
No place to hide?
Are you going to pray for the answers to the One who loves you?
He’s the way.
He’s the One who saves.
~ Verse 2 ~
The Lord -- He is the everlasting.
The Creator of the ends of the earth.
He will not grow tired or weary.
What He understands,
No one can really know.
But He’s the One who brings blessed hope.
~ Chorus 2 ~
He has power for the weak.
He gives strength to the weary.
He renews the strength of His fallen youth.
They will soar on wings like eagles.
They will run and not be weary.
They will walk not faint.
{Repeat Verse 2 & Chorus 2}
{Repeat Chorus 2}
~ Ending ~
The Lord of Hope is everlasting.
- Inspirational Music by Jeff H. Ulrich (2023)
- Composed by Jeff H. Ulrich (2011)
He is the Everlasting, subtitled Lord of Hope, is of the divinely inspired message of Isaiah 40:28-31 .
God put the message of this song on my heart in 2011 for my very young daughter at the time for whom I sought His strength and wisdom to support her through her challenges. Upon earnest devotion to His message of assuring hope, we both found rest and the way forward to a miraculous outcome of healing.
May the message in this song resonate in your heart and fill you with the everlasting Hope.
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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~Verse 1~
When Jesus comes like a thief in the night,
With Him I’ll go as would a bride.
Left behind will be all my sorrows. My suf(fe)ring. My empty grave.
Those things of death will pass away.
~Verse 2~
Through Heaven’s gate, I will enter His home.
The place of dreams. Real to the soul.
Through the street flow life-giving waters. The river from where He reigns
Comes from the place I’ll see His face
~Chorus 1~
Where I’ll stand at His throne with the angels.
I’ll see the wings of His angels.
I’ll be there. Paradise eternal to share.
I’ll be there with the angels.
~Verse 3~
In Heav(en) above, at the feet of the Son,
No shadow falls. No day is done.
There I’ll go to worship my Savior who touched me so I could see
To find that place He made for me.
~Verse 4~
For loving Him and for walking His way,
Upon my brow, He’ll see His name.
All things new, the tree will be standing and bearing near where I’ll be.
There will be perfect harmony
~Chorus 2~
Where I’ll sing at His throne with the angels.
I’ll sing the psalms of His angels.
I’ll be there. Paradise eternal to share.
I’ll be there with the angels.
{Repeat Last Half of Chorus 2}
- Inspirational Music and Revised Lyrics by Jeff H. Ulrich (2021)
- Composed by Jeff H. Ulrich (1985)
- Featuring Vocalist, Jessie Morgan and 3rd Backup Vocalist in Chorus, Esther Denis
I was 18 in 1985 when the Spirit moved me to write this song about Heaven in my reflection of what the Bible says about that everlasting paradise but also of my sense of assurance that Jesus -- the One who miraculously healed my eyes as well as once raised me from near-death upon mending my broken spirit -- is always with me and will receive me there one day with open arms for persevering and making good of the life that He has given me.
I wrote the lyrics in careful consideration of what the Bible says about Heaven. In particular, I drew from the following four verses:
"Now I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away. Also there was no more sea. Then I, John, saw the holy city, New Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. And I heard a loud voice from heaven saying, 'Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and He will dwell with them, and they shall be His people. God Himself will be with them and be their God. And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed away.'" Then He who sat on the throne said, 'Behold, I make all things new.' And He said to me, 'Write, for these words are true and faithful.'"
- Revelation 21:1-5 (NKJV)
"And he showed me a pure river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding from the throne of God and of the Lamb. In the middle of its street, and on either side of the river, was the tree of life, which bore twelve fruits, each tree yielding its fruit every month. The leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations. And there shall be no more curse, but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it, and His servants shall serve Him. They shall see His face, and His name shall be on their foreheads. There shall be no night there: They need no lamp nor light of the sun, for the Lord God gives them light. And they shall reign forever and ever."- Revelation 22:1-5 (NKJV)
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." - John 3:16
"He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To him who overcomes I will give to eat from the tree of life, which is in the midst of the Paradise of God.”- Revelation 2:7
The Bible elsewhere challenges our imaginations even more as to what Heaven is like. Yet, although what we do know is already difficult to fathom, what we will not know until we enter God's Kingdom in eternity is beyond our human comprehension. I, however, well understand and most appreciate what Revelation 21:4 specifically says: "And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain..." Truly, that alone is going to be Heaven to me where such suffering has no place. I pray that this song of my faith would inspire you to overcome in your life with the precious Savior who longs for us to join Him in paradise.
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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~Verse 1~
Called upon the angels high. Called upon the stars.
Called upon the ones I loved. But they were too far.
No one answered. No one knew. No one heard my cry
But Jesus when I called His name. To Him, I owe my life.
He loves me.
~Verse 2~
What’s the matter? What’s the reason you won’t even pray
In your search for someone who can turn your night to day?
No one else cares more for us than Christ, God’s only Son.
So call upon Jesus’ name, believing He’s the One.
He loves you.
~Chorus~
Take us in Your arms, O Lord.
Mend our broken souls.
Fill our minds with meaning,
Our hearts with blessed hope,
As we follow You to Your place of peace in everlasting life
Where yokes will be broken, our shackles removed; for Christ
Set us free.
~Verse 3~
Even though yesterday could never be undone.
Forgiven are humbled who repent rather than run.
Comfort in redemption is the peace from Heav(en) above.
Such grace is free to those who come to Christ, the Lamb of God.
He loves you. {Repeat chorus x2}
- Inspirational Music and Revised Lyrics by Jeff H. Ulrich (2021)
- Composed by Jeff H. Ulrich (1985)
- Featuring Vocalist, Steve Myles and Pianist, Grant Larcom
The bitter lemon in sweet lemonade should humbly give all glory to its maker. Likewise, its maker should be so humble to give all glory to God who made possible all that would refresh the spirit as well as the body.
I was 19 in 1985 when I cried out to the Lord in the words that became the prayerful plea of my original first verse to this song. Although I firmly believed in Christ by then, I was a slave to uncertainty about my self-worth and future. I had become like a bitter lemon but with the strong sense that nothing truly good could come of me by my own means. So, I prayerfully sought meaning from Christ who had given me sight and had strengthened me to come that far. I spoke my heart to Him and wrote down His responses as I felt led by His Spirit. The lyrics to this song are of that supernatural conversation.
Many years passed before I fully realized the meaning of this song about the freedom that comes to those who call upon Christ for redemption; but I felt God at work in its conception and captured as such once I sat down at the piano and began to pour my heart into the introduction.
To be honest, I was not musically suited at the time to write for such a genre or even play the piano part. Yet, I wrote the score and filed it away for private reflection. More than 36 years later, I rediscovered the manuscript and indeed realized that the freedom for which I prayerfully yearned had since become mine; and I humbly submit to you that only God could accomplish so much in and through a lemon like me – including this song.
"Out of my distress I called on the Lord; the Lord answered me and set me free." - Psalm 118:5 (ESV)
I pray that this song of my faith would inspire you to reach out to and believe in Christ who loves you more than anyone in this world. He would set you free and lead you to His place of real peace.
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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~Verse~
God, I know You hear me when my heart breaks and my spirit is afraid.
Lord, I feel You with me when I close my eyes to pray away my day.
And as You bear with me my sorrow, I draw hope to face tomorrow from your grace.
~Chorus~
God, give hope in the night.
Fill me with joy by the morning light.
Take away my fear.
Lord, by Your strength, I’ll live through the night.
When the storm comes tonight,
Peace, enter me if my spirit cries.
Wipe away my tears.
Lord, by Your comfort, I will survive.
- Inspirational Music by Jeff H. Ulrich (2021)
- Composed and Lyrics by Jeff H. Ulrich (1984)
- Vocals: Humbly Anonymous
Like most of my music, this one is an artifact of a much-younger me who cried out from the wilderness for the unseen -- rather than look for hope in low places.
In 1992, I was earnestly praying to God for His help and strength to endure overwhelming hardship and physical suffering. Out of one of those deeply devotional moments at the piano where I often prayed while softly playing sacred hymns of worship, I was moved to play the chords and pray the lyrics now captured in this video recording.
The following Bible verse was on my heart when I wrote this song:
"...Weeping may endure for a night, But joy comes in the morning." - Psalm 30:5 (NKJV)
Looking back after so many years, I testify of the moments when I conceived this song that God blessed me for being all kinds of stubborn in longing for Him above all.
A few of the photos in this video, I took myself from the bank of a nearby river. After I took my first photo, a raging storm unexpectedly rushed in. Rather than retreat, I remained to take several more photos of the storm clouds as they approached and then of the ensuing thunder showers and lightning all around me. As quickly as nature rained down such fury on me, however, the storm passed over and left behind an atmosphere of peace and serenity, longer lasting than the brief eerie calm that came before. So to speak, greater than sensations of peace and serenity is joy that comes in the morning to those who hope in the Lord through both storms and weeping in the night.
May this music video be an encouragement and inspiration to you who are in need today of God’s comfort, strength, and guidance. He is faithful to those who believe in Him as they make their requests known to Him. Pray to Him in this spirit and wait on Him.
“Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.” - Philippians 4:6-7
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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~ Verse 1 ~
Are you captive in time to a world of no meaning,
Where fate’s worse than death if you love that life?
But there is the love that liberates.
It beckons to you. Yet, you procrastinate,
Wasting,
Just wasting your days.
~ Chorus 1 ~
But that love might not wait until tomorrow.
Christ is coming back real soon.
So if you wait until tomorrow,
The Son might pass right over you.
When His love is gone, what will you do?
~ Verse 2 ~
The Maker of Truth said we are forgiven.
God’s Son gave up His life for me and for you.
He could have decided to fly away.
He wasn’t responsible for our shame.
Love,
His Love, is pure.
~ Chorus 2 ~
But God might not wait until tomorrow.
(Light of) His Son is coming back real soon.
So if you wait until tomorrow,
The Son might pass right over you
When that day goes dark, what will you do?
~ Chorus 3 ~
Love might not wait until tomorrow.
(Light of the) Christ is coming back real soon.
So if you wait until tomorrow,
The Son might pass right over you.
~ Chorus 4 ~
(God’s love might not wait)
Love might not wait until tomorrow.
(I hope and) Pray tomorrow comes for you.
(For if you wait) And today is your last tomorrow,
The Son’s gonna pass right over you.
When your day is done, what will you do,
In darkness of eternal night?
- Inspirational Music by Jeff H. Ulrich (2023)
- Composed by Jeff H. Ulrich (1998)
There has been no greater love shown by God than through His Son's sacrifice, the light of forgiveness cast in darkness to save all who turn in time to love Him above all and follow His ways. My music video here stresses the importance of accepting God’s love and forgiveness before the day of judgment.
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved." - John 3:16-17
Therefore, ask Christ to come into your heart today. Trust in and follow Him. May He be your One true hope who leads you out of peril of eternal darkness into Salvation of His light of perfect peace.
When I wrote this song in 1998, my thoughts were of discernment that entertainment, media, and mainstream culture at large were steering us toward the destruction of end times. As one who was born in 1966, I could not help but notice the decline since then to where scripture like Isaiah 5:20 would apply to the many rather than the few:
"Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; Who put darkness for light, and light for darkness; Who put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!" - Isaiah 5:20
Nowadays, even more so, this seems to apply.
Scripture also speaks of the condition of the world before Christ returns:
"But as the days of Noah were, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be." - Matthew 24:37
In this year of 2023, as both Isaiah 5:20 and Matthew 24:37 now seem to speak more than ever to the spiritual condition of the world, I feel affirmed in my 1998 sense to be ever watchful for the day of the Lord. Whether Christ comes tomorrow or to a future generation, we are in a season of time in which no one who is watchful should be surprised at His rapture of the Church. Nevertheless, whether before the rapture or before your dying breath, I urge that you not wait until tomorrow to make your heart ready by the free gift of His pure love that shall never stop giving.
"For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?" - Mark 8:36
"whereas you do not know what will happen tomorrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away." - James 4:14
"Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me." - Revelation 3:20
"For 'whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.'" - Romans 10:13
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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~ Verse 1 ~
Every day I kneel and pray your light will guide my way
Longing for your wisdom as I face another day
But impatiently
I have asked of thee.
~ Verse 2 ~
Friends say I need patience but their words just fade away
As the days turn into years my hope begins to fray
And I don’t know how
Or if I can go on now
~ Chorus 1 ~
Then you lift me up Lord and you show the way
Revealing that you Lord have a plan each day
Let me be the first to say
Your plan is worth the wait
~ Verse 3 ~
Searching for the answers to the questions in my mind
Knowing that in time the truth I’ll surely find
But I can’t seem to
Simply wait on you
~ Chorus 2 ~
Then you lift me up Lord and you shape my soul
Into the person who you are making whole
Let me be the first to say, your plan is worth the wait
Your plan is worth the wait
~ Instrumental Bridge ~
~ Chorus 3 ~
Then you lift me up, Lord, filling up my soul
Leaving no doubt that you’re in control
Let me be the first to say, your plan is worth the wait
~ Chorus 4 ~
Then you lift me up, Lord, and you show the way
Revealing that you, Lord, have a plan each day
Let me be the first to say, your plan is worth the wait
~ Outro ~
Lord your plan is worth the wait
Yes your plan is worth the wait
- Inspirational Music rev. by Jeff H. Ulrich (2024)
- Orig. Music: Jeff H. Ulrich (1995)
- Orig. Lyrics: Jeff B. (1995)
"Your Plan is Worth the Wait” is a timeless song about faith and patience. In 1995, I composed the music, and a dear friend, inspired by it, wrote the original heartfelt lyrics during his struggle with God’s timing. I found its message particularly relatable during my spiritual journey, especially amidst recent personal challenges.
Recently, I revisited our original recording and felt compelled to revise the music to better reflect its meaning. I also adapted the lyrics to my present-day experiences. In a culture that often struggles with patience and faith, this song reminds us of the importance of a prayerful and patient relationship with God.
Join in reflecting on faith, patience, and the realization that God’s plan is always worth the wait.
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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~ Verse 1 ~
One day I hope to be at your feet Oh Jesus
Where I will play my instrument
And sing the songs that glorify Your name.
~ Chorus 1 ~
In Heaven above
Where the captive's free
No more suffering
And where there is love
Eternal peace
I want to be
All about You
I want to worship You
Lord I want to see
You smile upon me
~ Verse 2 ~
Today the lame can rise at the feet of Jesus
Where they could stand as they rejoice
Where they could dance to glorify His name
~ Verse 3 ~
Today the blind can see at the feet of Jesus
Where they could paint of portrait of Him
For they can see the smile upon His face.
~ Pre-Chorus ~
For all such things are possible at the feet of Jesus
~ Chorus 2 ~
In Heaven above
Where the captive's free
In Heaven above
Where the captive's free
No more suffering
And where there is love
Where there is love
Eternal peace
I want to be all about him
I want to worship him
Yes I want to see
Him smile upon me
~ Chorus 3 ~
In Heaven above
Where the captive's free
No more suffering
And where there is love
Eternal peace
I want to be all about Him
I want to worship Him
Yes I want to see
Him smile upon me
~ Outro ~
I want to be all about Him
I want to worship Him
Yes I want to see
Him smile upon me
- Inspirational Music Written by Jeff H. Ulrich (2011)
- Produced by Jeff H. Ulrich (2024)
Journey through a soulful melody of this inspired song that celebrates the transformative miracles at the feet of Jesus. Written in 2011, In Heaven Above captures the essence of divine healing and the ultimate peace found in His eternal embrace. Experience the hope, joy, and possibilities of being in the presence of the Lord, where burdens are lifted and hearts sing.
- Jeff H. Ulrich
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