by UnkleJimmy » Wed Jan 07, 2026 6:28 am
Back around 2021 i was on youtube and it created a playlist for me featuring songs from SE Samote, Squirrel24 and others. It had a random song mixed in (its not on either of those channels) that i have been trying for years to find with no success despite hours of searching on YouTube.
I checked my YouTube history but could not find it.
I know it is a long shot as my mind (what little i have left) has forgotten more and more of the song. What i remember is the thumbnail of the song showed a Robin. It spoke of a bird hiding and i remember words like “quivering” and “trusting” and “broken”. It seems like i remember that an individual lady sang the above keyword lyrics with those individual words and then the chorus was in a mixed group.
Again, if i remember correctly, It drew a parallel about this injured bird (broken wing?) trusting and “asking” for help and how people should go to Christ for help.
I know its a long shot, but does that song ring a bell for anyone?
Thank you for your time,
Unkle Jimmy
Back around 2021 i was on youtube and it created a playlist for me featuring songs from SE Samote, Squirrel24 and others. It had a random song mixed in (its not on either of those channels) that i have been trying for years to find with no success despite hours of searching on YouTube.
I checked my YouTube history but could not find it.
I know it is a long shot as my mind (what little i have left) has forgotten more and more of the song. What i remember is the thumbnail of the song showed a Robin. It spoke of a bird hiding and i remember words like “quivering” and “trusting” and “broken”. It seems like i remember that an individual lady sang the above keyword lyrics with those individual words and then the chorus was in a mixed group.
Again, if i remember correctly, It drew a parallel about this injured bird (broken wing?) trusting and “asking” for help and how people should go to Christ for help.
I know its a long shot, but does that song ring a bell for anyone?
Thank you for your time,
Unkle Jimmy