THE KEEPER OF MY DAYS | Psalm 121 Bluegrass Gospel Song

Find encouragement in THE KEEPER OF MY DAYS, an original Psalm 121 bluegrass gospel song about trusting God's watchful care wherever life takes you. With rolling banjo, acoustic guitar, mandolin and gentle dobro, this Appalachian gospel song follows a man leaving home before sunrise. Carrying concern for the people he leaves behind, he looks toward the hills and remembers that his help comes from their Maker. From the morning journey to a quiet prayer before sleep, the song reflects on the Lord who neither slumbers nor sleeps—and watches over our going out and coming in. Inspired by Psalm 121:1–8. For anyone facing a new chapter, traveling far from home or placing loved ones in God's hands. Subscribe to Bluegrass Worship for more Scripture-inspired bluegrass gospel and Christian country music. Worship & Hymns — Bluegrass Gospel:    • Worship & Hymns — Bluegrass Gospel   LYRICS [Verse 1] I pulled the kitchen door behind, My coat still holding morning's cold. The house was quiet, windows dark, The hills were turning gray and gold. I stood a moment by the gate, With half my heart still there at home. Who keeps the ones I cannot see? Who walks the miles I walk alone? [Chorus] My help comes from the Lord, Who made the earth and sky. The Keeper of my days Won't close His watchful eyes. In my going, in my coming, Every step beneath His gaze, From this morning into forever, He's the Keeper of my days. [Verse 2] Those hills have weathered wind and rain, But they could never hear my prayer. The One who raised them from the dust Can meet me here and keep me there. He will not let my foot give way; His shade is near my weary side. Through burning noon and silver moon, I never leave His watchful sight. [Chorus] My help comes from the Lord, Who made the earth and sky. The Keeper of my days Won't close His watchful eyes. In my going, in my coming, Every step beneath His gaze, From this morning into forever, He's the Keeper of my days. [Bridge] When I lie down, You still keep watch; No mile can take me past Your care. The ones I love are in Your sight; I leave them with You in my prayer. [Final Chorus] My help comes from the Lord, Who made the earth and sky. The Keeper of my days Won't close His watchful eyes. In my going, in my coming, Every step beneath His gaze, From this morning into forever, He's the Keeper of my days. [Outro] Beyond the miles that I can see, The Keeper of my days keeps me. #BluegrassGospel #Psalm121 #ChristianCountry #BluegrassWorship