They Don’t Sing Gospel Like This Anymore | 1940s Gospel

A Home at Journey’s End is an original 1940s gospel-inspired song about Heaven, bringing old time gospel, Southern Gospel quartet harmony and vintage Christian music together in a song about our final Home with Jesus Christ. The road has its valleys. The days can carry more weight than we thought we could bear. But for the believer, every mile is leading somewhere. There is a Home at journey’s end. A place beyond sorrow. Beyond the night. Beyond the burdens we've carried for so long. And at the end of that road, the Savior waits. “A home at journey’s end Where the Savior waits A home at journey’s end Beyond the glory gates.” ABOUT THIS SONG A Home at Journey’s End carries the warmth of old time gospel and the close vocal harmony of a traditional Southern Gospel quartet, presented in the vintage spirit of American gospel radio. Inspired by the sound of 1940s gospel music, old church hymns and classic quartet harmony, this original Christian song tells the story of a weary traveler who does not fear the final mile. Why? Because he knows where the road leads. Every valley had a purpose. Every tear will one day be mended. Every burden will finally be laid down. And the people we have loved and lost are not forgotten. This is a song about Heaven, eternal life, reunion and the Christian promise that our earthly journey is not the end of the story. There is a better land. There is a Savior waiting. There is a Home at journey’s end. CHAPTERS 0:00 A Home at Journey’s End 0:12 Verse 1 – The Road Has Had Its Valleys 0:42 Chorus – Where the Savior Waits 1:05 Verse 2 – Every Mile Has Had a Purpose 1:35 Chorus – Beyond the Glory Gates 1:58 Harmony Break – Journey’s End 2:12 Verse 3 – The Ones I Love Are Waiting 2:39 Chorus – His Welcome and His Hand 2:59 Bridge – Till the Final Mile Is Run 3:12 Final Chorus – A Home at Journey’s End 3:30 Outro – Where the Savior Waits LYRICS – A HOME AT JOURNEY’S END [Verse 1] The road has had its valleys The days have had their weight But I have kept a promise That will not pass away There is a city waiting Where the weary finally rest A home at journey’s end Prepared for every guest [Chorus] A home at journey’s end Where the Savior waits A home at journey’s end Beyond the glory gates No more sorrow, no more night Just His welcome and His hand [Verse 2] I do not fear the morning When this walking will be done I know the One who called me Will be there to lead me on Every mile has had a purpose Every tear will find its mend There is a place already ready A home at journey’s end [Chorus] A home at journey’s end Where the Savior waits A home at journey’s end Beyond the glory gates No more sorrow, no more night Just His welcome and His hand [Harmony Break] Ooh, journey’s end Ooh, journey’s end The Savior will be waiting At journey’s end [Verse 3] The ones I love are waiting On the other side of day And the Lord who walked beside me Will be standing in the way I will lay my burdens down then I will take His offered hand A home at journey’s end In that better land [Chorus] A home at journey’s end Where the Savior waits A home at journey’s end Beyond the glory gates No more sorrow, no more night Just His welcome and His hand [Bridge] So I keep my heart in gladness Till the final mile is run Then I’ll lay this burden down And go home to see the Son [Final Chorus] A home at journey’s end Where the Savior waits A home at journey’s end Beyond the glory gates No more sorrow, no more night Just His welcome and His hand A home at journey’s end Where the Savior waits [Outro — Close Harmony] A home at journey’s end… Where the Savior waits WHO ARE YOU WAITING TO SEE AGAIN IN HEAVEN? If this song brought someone to your heart, leave their first name in the comments. Maybe it’s your mother or father. Your husband or wife. A brother or sister. An old friend. Or someone who once sat beside you in church on Sunday morning. And tell us what city and state you’re listening from today. Sometimes an old Gospel sound can remind us of something we already knew in our hearts: The road may be long, but we are going Home. ABOUT AMERICAN GOSPEL RADIO American Gospel Radio creates original gospel songs inspired by the sound and faith of 1940s gospel radio, old time gospel, traditional Southern Gospel quartets, vintage Christian music and the close vocal harmonies of another generation. These are new, original songs — not historical recordings — created to carry the warmth and timeless Gospel message of yesterday into today. Songs about Heaven. Songs about faith. Songs about family. Songs about the Savior. And songs for those who still believe there is a Home waiting at the end of the road. New songs. Old faith. American Gospel Radio The Gospel Through the Radio. #1940sGospel #OldTimeGospel #AmericanGospelRadio