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The origin of the song (which is loosely portrayed in the accompanying music video) came from an unusual source: at a [[New Jersey]] "meet and greet", the band met with a couple.  Their son had battled depression and had driven deep into a wooded area, planning to kill himself where he would never be found.  However, he turned on the radio and heard the Third Day song, [[Cry Out to Jesus]], which gave him encouragement not to end his life (their son wasn't with them, as he was embarking on his future as a missionary).

The origin of the song (which is loosely portrayed in the accompanying music video) came from an unusual source: at a [[New Jersey]] "meet and greet", the band met with a couple.  Their son had battled depression and had driven deep into a wooded area, planning to kill himself where he would never be found.  However, he turned on the radio and heard the Third Day song, [[Cry Out to Jesus]], which gave him encouragement not to end his life (their son wasn't with them, as he was embarking on his future as a missionary).

[[Category:Contemporary Christian Songs]]

[[Category:Contemporary Christian Music Songs]]