The Storm Is Over Now
Kirk Franklin · Songs For The Storm 1 [2006]
It's Over Now
It's Over Now
I Feel Like I Can
Make It,
The Storm is Over Now
(Repeat)
Verse #1:
It's Over Now
It's Over Now
I Feel Like I Can
Make It,
The Storm is Over Now
Verse #2:
No More Cloudy Days
They're All Gone(gone) Away
I Feel Like I Can
Make It,
The Storm is Over Now (Repeat 1xby choir)
Can You Help Me Say
Verse #3
If I Walk Alone
I'm Not On My Own
I Feel Like I Can
Make It,
The Storm is Over Now(Repeat 1x by choir)
Chorus
No More Cloudy Days
The Storm is Over Now (Repeat by choir 2x)
No More Crying At Night
The Strom is Over Now(Repeat by choir)
No More Sickness In My Body
The Storm is Over Now (Repeat by choir)
No More Crying At Night
The Storm is Over Now (Repeat by choir 2x)
No More Crying At Night
The Storm is Over Now (Repeat by choir)
No More Tears And Sorrow
No More Heartache And Pain
No More Suffering
No More It's Over Now (Repeat by Choir)
Over Now
The Storm Is Over Now
Kirk Franklin delivers a soulful testament to resilience in 'The Storm Is Over Now,' a track from his 2006 album 'Songs For The Storm 1.' Rooted in the gospel and contemporary R&B traditions that define his career, the recording blends intricate piano work with Franklin's emotive vocal delivery. The song reflects a broader theme found throughout his discography, where he frequently addresses spiritual renewal and overcoming personal trials. Released during a period of significant artistic evolution for the artist, the track stands as a poignant example of his ability to merge church-inspired lyricism with mainstream appeal. It captures the quiet aftermath of turmoil, offering listeners a sense of peace and hope characteristic of his mature work.