Sallie Stone's Gospel Snippet for my October 12th Freewrite in Freewriters' Community

Sometimes I get flashes of music while working on fiction, or remember musical flashes for the past ... this cliimax for a gospel song is beyond the scope of anyone I am working with now (including ME, really, most days as a contralto) has been rolling in and out of my head, and it fit the freewrite I am about to finish in Freewriters Community on Hive today -- so I will share this snippet on Hive, and at the right time, come back, get it, finish the song, and, when the Lord grants me the singers and choir, put this all the way out!

The context of this in the freewrite is Capt. R.E. Ludlow, a military veteran, recalling all the things he has been through in his life, and realizing that he would not have made it unless the Lord had kept him ... so, when he hears Sallie Stone singing this bridge, he connects spiritually and emotionally to it in a way that gets through his emotional scar tissue at last:

Lyrics:
It could have been me, sleeping in my grave,
But You made old Death get back and behave –
There's no kind of lost that I could not be
Except You, my Lord, keep on keeping me!
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!