
Song Description
Song Title: Jazz It Up, Rock and Soul Collection (Official Video), Song 88
Creation Date: October 9, 2025, 7:06 PM
Genres: Deep Voice Male, Soulful, Uplifting, R&B, Dance
Language: English
Written by: Ronald Hudkins
Produced by: Hudkins Publishing Music
Platform: Songer AI Studio Vocals & Musicians
About the Song:
“Surviving the Fire (Untold Stories)” dives deep into the kind of pain that tests the strongest hearts — hospital rooms, heartbreak, loss — yet shines with the kind of faith that only fire can forge. It’s a testimony song that doesn’t flinch from the heat but finds God’s hand steady through every flame. Each verse tells a story of breaking and rebuilding — of finding mercy right in the middle of the smoke.
Why It Matters:
Because survival isn’t luck — it’s grace. This song stands for every soul who walked through something that should’ve destroyed them but came out stronger.
It reminds listeners that pain doesn’t define the ending — purpose does.
When life burns down to the bones, that’s when faith proves real.
Song Lyrics Surviving the Fire (Untold Stories)
In the quiet of a hospital room,
Hands shaking, but faith breaking through the gloom.
Tears fell heavy, but prayers took flight,
I saw mercy in the middle of the night.
When the phone rang with the worst kind of news,
I fell to my knees, had nothing to lose.
But somewhere deep in that broken ground,
Grace found me when I was down.
I’m not who I was when the flames first burned,
I’m the proof that grace returns.
When the heat gets high and the world feels dire,
You find your faith surviving the fire.
There’s a mother who cried through endless pain,
But she’s singing again in Jesus’ name.
A brother lost but found his way,
Through the ashes, he learned to pray.
The choir joins in.
I walked through the storm, came out refined,
What was lost, the Lord redefined.
Through the smoke, His hand was near,
He whispered, “Child, you’re still here.”
I’m not who I was when the flames first burned,
I’m the proof that grace returns.
Every scar’s a story, every tear’s a choir,
Still standing strong — surviving the fire.
“I’m not who I was when the flames first burned — I’m the proof that grace returns.”