Leia Marie Writes "You Are Still God" as an Original Song in Memory of Charlie Kirk
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Leia Marie Writes "You Are Still God" as an Original Song in Memory of Charlie Kirk
Leia Marie writes and releases an original song titled "You Are Still God" in memory of Charlie Kirk, describing him as a husband, father, son, friend, and courageous voice for faith and country. The song opens on the moment a crowd gathered under a tent to listen to him speak before a single shot silenced the gathering, and moves through grief, anger, and division before returning again and again to the refrain that God remains holy, mighty, and loving even in the depths of despair. Leia Marie says she wrote the song to offer comfort to Kirk's family, friends, and everyone grieving his loss, while calling on listeners to respond to a divided and angry culture with love, compassion, and unity rather than more hatred. The song closes on a promise of ultimate justice and healing, framing Kirk's death within a larger hope that every sorrow will eventually be made right.
The song opens by describing a crowd gathered under a tent to listen to reasoned discussion and truth, a scene interrupted when a shot rang out and the world stood still, taking a husband and father from his family.
A Refrain of Faith Amid Despair
Throughout the song, Leia Marie returns to a central declaration: that God remains still holy, still mighty, and still loving even in the midst of despair, hearing every prayer and bringing beauty from ashes and peace upon the storm.
Naming the Grief and the Division
The lyrics acknowledge the broader anger and division playing out in public life, describing lives cut short, families torn apart, and children left without a father's hand, while asking how long it will take for fear and hostility to give way to reconciliation.
A Promise of Ultimate Justice
The song closes by looking toward a final justice where every injustice and sorrow will be made right and every shattered heart will know healing, framing that hope as the reason to keep singing even from the depth of the dark.
