
Sister’s Hymn (For Jordyn)(Written by Josephine — honoring Queen Jordyn)
🎵 A Sister’s Hymn (For Jordyn)(Written by Josephine — honoring Queen Jordyn) Verse 1 I couldn’t see the road before me, Or the miles my heart would roam. There were valleys wrapped in shadows, Yet they were the places I called home. Through the years of hurt and heartache, I believed I walked alone. Then the Father, in His kindness, Had a plan I couldn’t see. He placed a sister in my journey, Long before I knew my need.Chorus Some prayers are answered softly, Not with thunder from above. Sometimes Heaven sends a sister, Wrapped in ordinary love.Verse 2 I’m grateful for your laughter, I’m thankful for your light. For every fear we’ve carried, And all the late‑night tears we’ve cried. Every blessing tells a story, Every story bears His hand. You were never just a moment, We were always in His plan.Chorus Some prayers are answered softly, Not with thunder from above. Sometimes Heaven sends a sister, Wrapped in ordinary love.Verse 3 You know the weight I carry, Before I ever speak. You find the cracks beneath my smile, And love the parts that still feel weak. You cherish what I treasure, And love what I hold dear. You’ve shared in all my laughter, And loved despite your fears. We caught glimpses of God’s blessings, Just beyond our deepest pain. Still we chose to keep believing, Through long seasons marked by rain.Bridge I don’t believe in happenstance, Or that our paths simply crossed. I believe the Shepherd counts His sheep, And never calls one lost. He knew one day we’d need each other, He knew the time was right. He gave me you to walk beside me, When the road was without light.Final Chorus God knew we’d meet one day, Before I ever heard your name. He gathered all our broken dreams, And wove them into something brave. I’m blessed beyond my asking, More than words could ever say. A sister born not from my blood, But in Heaven’s gentle way. And when I look behind me, Through every joy and trial I’ve known, I see His hand was leading us — So we never walked alone.

