Trading My Sorrows
delirious? · Other Songs - delirious?
i'm trading my shame
i'm laying them down for the joy of the Lord
i'm trading my sickness
i'm trading my pain
i'm laying them down for the joy of the Lord
We say yes Lord, yes Lord, yes, yes Lord
yes Lord, yes Lord, yes, yes Lord
yes Lord, yes Lord, yes, yes Lord, amen
i am pressed but not crushed
persecuted, but not abandoned
struck down, but not destroyed
i am blessed beyond the curse,
for His promise will endure
and His joy will be my strength
though the sorrow may last for the night
His joy comes with the morning.
I'm trading my sorrows
i'm trading my shame
i'm laying them down for the joy of the Lord
i'm trading my sickness
i'm trading my pain
i'm laying them down for the joy of the Lord
We say yes Lord, yes Lord, yes, yes Lord
yes Lord, yes Lord, yes, yes Lord
yes Lord, yes Lord, yes, yes Lord, amen (2x)
i am pressed but not crushed
persecuted, but not abandoned
struck down, but not destroyed
i am blessed beyond the curse,
for His promise will endure
and His joy is going to be my strength
Though the sorrow may last for the night
His joy comes with the morning.
I'm trading my sorrows
i'm trading my shame
i'm laying them down for the joy of the Lord
i'm trading my sickness
i'm trading my pain
i'm laying them down for the joy of the Lord (2x)
Trading My Sorrows
Trading My Sorrows stands as a testament to the emotive power of delirious?, a band that defined the sound of contemporary Christian music in the late 1990s. Emerging from a period of prolific creativity, the group blended rock energy with spiritual depth, creating recordings that resonated deeply with congregations and concertgoers alike. This track reflects the band's signature ability to weave personal vulnerability into anthemic choruses, a style that became central to their identity during the era of albums like Cutting Edge and Mezzamorphis. While often associated with their broader catalogue of worship staples, the song captures the earnest devotion that characterized their live performances and studio work. It remains a cherished piece for fans who appreciate the band's contribution to modern worship, showcasing their talent for crafting melodies that balance introspection with communal celebration.

