“Inseverable” is defined in Stevo’s World Dictionary as “something that can’t be severed” (a game of Scrabble anyone?). “Inseverable Love” is a song I wrote with my buddy Ean in high school, it later became a favorite among the original song repertoire of my high school male vocal group (learn about that here - The Last Chapter Files). Last year I met up with Ean and he hastily recorded to my computer via the “line in” the piano parts to a couple of the songs we wrote in high school, the first one I posted here - An Original Rendition (…alas), “Inseverable Love” is the second and in the track above you’ll hear Ean’s playing along with the vocal parts that I just finished recording. This version of the song is much more to the point than when we originally sang it in a group setting, so it clocks in at just under 3 minutes long.
Like the other songs on this blog that I recorded in my room, expect to hear all the marks of a recording put together by someone who doesn’t have a clue what he is doing - sound distortion, background noise, pops, uneven levels, and a few out of pitch notes (which I guess I really can’t blame on my technical recording naiveté … oh well). Yet my hope is that you’ll get the idea and hopefully be blessed by the message of the song. Here are the lyrics to the chorus:
“If God be for us, who can be against us?
Tell me what might can separate us —
Not height, not depth, nor life or death
can sever the love of Jesus from His people.”
THANK YOU!!!!!! i am weeping with joy listening to this song! i have been singing the chorus over and over in my head since high school! whenever i am feeling low, then this tune comes sneaking into my mind, and it always has helped me focus upwards!
thank you so much for posting this!!! can’t stop listening to it! music truly is SUCH a powerful ministry!
Hey Carolyn! Its incredible to me that this song has stuck with you all these years! What a thing — wow! I am truly amazed at how God can use little things to be great sources of encouragement to us. I praise God along with you for the marvelous things He does… More grace to yuh!