Comforter
Amanda Cook's song 'Comforter' is a gentle worship ballad that speaks to times of deep pain and wordless grief. The lyrics express trust in God's presence even when breathing hurts, and confidence that He will not abandon or let the singer sink. The song moves from lament to hope, declaring that weeping will turn to dancing and that God's goodness remains constant. It encourages leaning on God beyond human understanding, making it a comforting anthem for those in distress.
Where there are no words,
And even breathing hurts
You're my comforter,
You're my comforter
You won't abandon me,
You're with me in the deep
And You won't let me sink,
And You won't let me sink
This will be my great redemption
While I'll weep, You'll set my feet to dancing
Where there are no words,
And even breathing hurts
You're my comforter,
You're my comforter
You won't abandon me,
You're with me in the deep
And You won't let me sink,
And You won't let me sink
This will be my great redemption
While I'll weep, You'll set my feet to dancing
Till You and me are the last ones standing
I learn to lean more than understanding
Cause You are always good
Cause You are always good
You are always good
You are always good