I Won't Have To Cross Jordan Alone
Daniel O'Donnell · Other Songs - Daniel O'Donnell
When the last winds of sorrow have blown
There'll be somebody waiting to show me the way
I won't have to cross Jordan alone
I won't have to cross Jordan alone
Jesus died all my sins to atone
In the darkness I see
He'll be waiting for me
I won't have to cross Jordan alone
Often times I'm weary and troubled and sad
When it seems that my friends have all flown
There is one thought that cheers me and makes my heart glad
I won't have to cross Jordan alone
I won't have to cross Jordan alone
Jesus died all my sins to atone
In the darkness I see
He'll be waiting for me
I won't have to cross Jordan alone
Though the billows of trouble and sorrow may sweep
Christ the Saviour will care for his own
Till the end of my journey my soul he will keep
And I won't have to cross Jordan alone
I won't have to cross Jordan alone
Jesus died all my sins to atone
In the darkness I see
He'll be waiting for me
I won't have to cross Jordan alone
About I Won't Have To Cross Jordan Alone
"I Won't Have To Cross Jordan Alone" is a poignant ballad by Daniel O'Donnell, reflecting on themes of spiritual journey and companionship. The track exemplifies O'Donnell's signature style, blending traditional gospel and country elements with a heartfelt vocal delivery that emphasizes emotional vulnerability. While often associated with his broader discography of faith-based music, the song stands as a standalone piece that resonates with listeners seeking comfort and reflection. Its lyrical content explores the human need for support during life's trials, avoiding specific religious dogma to appeal to a wide audience. The recording captures the warmth and sincerity characteristic of O'Donnell's career, contributing to his legacy as a respected figure in contemporary Christian music.