Psalms 91–105 · 15 selected recordings
Under His Wings
Psalms to Songs — Volume 7
Bubba Patrick & Darlene
featuring The Holler Shakers
From the shelter of Psalm 91 to the remembered wonders of Psalm 105, come along for fifteen songs of thanksgiving, justice, honest prayer and enduring mercy.
North Georgia country warmth meets mountain strings, gritty blues, gospel piano and Hammond soul. There is room for quiet reflection, a joyful stomp, and wonder at the world God made.
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Track 1 of 15 · Psalm 91
The Shelter Where I Stay
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Psalm 91 brings us under God’s wings, trusting His shelter and His presence in trouble. Pull up a chair and rest in His care with Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
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Psalm 91 · 3:43
The Shelter Where I Stay
Psalm 91 brings us under God’s wings, trusting His shelter and His presence in trouble. Pull up a chair and rest in His care with Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Dwelling in God as refuge, protection amid terror, angels, judgment, and God’s promised presence in trouble (91:1–16).
Featured instruments: Fingerpicked acoustic guitar, upright bass, pedal steel, piano, final gentle choir
Written chord arrangement: Verse G6–Em7–Cadd9–D7; chorus Gadd9–D/F#–Fmaj7–C/E–Ebmaj7–G/D–A7–Cm6–G6
Holler signature: Holler Roll-Up + Holler Open Door Turn
Psalm 92 · 3:32
Still Bearing Fruit
Psalm 92 says there is still fruit to bear in old age. Let’s thank the Lord morning and night and grow where He plants us. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Morning and evening thanks; wickedness is temporary, God reigns, the righteous flourish into old age (92:1–15).
Featured instruments: Acoustic guitar, fiddle, upright slap bass, brushed snare, piano
Written chord arrangement: Verse G6–Em7–Cadd9–D7; bridge C6–G/B–Am7–D7; tag G6–E7–A7–D7–G6
Holler signature: Holler Roll-Up; Lantern Turn closing fragment
Psalm 93 · 4:34
Higher Than the Flood
Psalm 93 lifts our eyes above the roaring water to God’s everlasting throne. Come hear a steady song for an unsteady day. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
God’s eternal kingship exceeds raging waters; His testimonies are sure and His house holy (93:1–5).
Featured instruments: Piano, Hammond B3, electric bass, toms, slide guitar, coda choir
Written chord arrangement: Verse D6–Bm7–Gadd9–A7; refrain D–C–G/B–Gm/Bb–D/A–A7–D6
Holler signature: Holler Roll-Up transposed; new descending refrain
Psalm 94 · 4:08
When My Foot Was Slipping
Psalm 94 cries for justice and finds God’s mercy holding a slipping foot. Bring your troubled thoughts; there is refuge here. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Appeal to God’s justice for the oppressed, instruction, divine help, comfort and judgment on corrupt powers (94:1–23).
Featured instruments: Electric guitar, harmonica, electric bass, dry drums, chorus B3
Written chord arrangement: Verse E7–G6–A7–B7; chorus Eadd9–C#m7–Aadd9–Bsus4–B7; ending E6
Holler signature: Holler Heartbeat + Porch Light Rise
Psalm 95 · 2:26
Come Sing, Come Listen
Psalm 95 invites singing feet and listening hearts. Come worship our Maker, then grow quiet enough to hear His warning today. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Joyful worship of Creator and Shepherd must include obedient listening; wilderness hardening excluded a generation from rest (95:1–11).
Featured instruments: Clawhammer banjo, acoustic guitar, upright bass, fiddle, boot stomps, handclaps
Written chord arrangement: Praise A6–F#m7–Dadd9–E7; warning F#m–D–Bm7–C#7; return Dadd9–E7–A6
Holler signature: Holler Roll-Up transposed + Holler Stomp & Clap
Psalm 96 · 3:58
A New Song for the Whole Wide Earth
Psalm 96 opens the porch to the whole wide earth: a new song, a holy King, and righteous judgment. Come add your praise. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Declare God’s salvation among nations, reject idols, worship in holiness, creation rejoices at His righteous coming judgment (96:1–13).
Featured instruments: Acoustic guitar, electric bass, Hammond B3, tambourine, tenor sax, final choir
Written chord arrangement: Verse C6–Am7–Fadd9–G7; chorus C6–Ebmaj7–Fadd9–Fm6–C/G–A7–D7–G7–C6
Holler signature: Holler Roll-Up and Holler Lantern Turn transposed
Psalm 97 · 4:44
Light Sown in the Thunder
Psalm 97 carries thunder, justice, and light sown for the righteous. Hold to what is good and give thanks to the holy King. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
God reigns in righteous judgment; idols are shamed, Zion rejoices, lovers of God reject evil and receive light (97:1–12).
Featured instruments: Tremolo electric blues guitar, electric bass, toms, Hammond B3
Written chord arrangement: Verse E7–G6–A7–B7; refrain Eadd9–C#m7–Aadd9–Bsus4–B7; tag A7–G6–E6
Holler signature: Holler Heartbeat + Porch Light Rise
Psalm 98 · 3:34
Let the Rivers Clap Along
Psalm 98 sets rivers clapping and hills singing for God’s saving work. There’s room in this joyful noise for you, too. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
God’s saving victory and covenant faithfulness are known worldwide; earth and waters praise the righteous judge (98:1–9).
Featured instruments: Boogie piano, tenor sax, trumpet, upright slap bass, swing drums, choir
Written chord arrangement: Verse F6–Dm7–Bbadd9–C7; chorus F6–D7–G7–C7–F6; bridge Bb6–Bdim7–F/C–C7
Holler signature: Holler Roll-Up transposed; new gospel turnaround
Psalm 99 · 3:35
At the Footstool of the Holy King
Psalm 99 brings us low before the holy King, who loves justice, answers prayer, forgives, and corrects. Come worship with Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Holy King loves justice; Moses, Aaron and Samuel received answers; forgiveness coexists with discipline (99:1–9).
Featured instruments: Hammond B3, piano, bowed upright bass, cymbal swells, restrained choir
Written chord arrangement: Verse Bbadd9–Gm7–Ebadd9–Fsus4–F7; refrain Ebmaj7–Ebm6–Bb/F–G7–C7–F7–Bb6
Holler signature: Porch Light Rise transposed; Lantern Turn closing fragment
Psalm 100 · 3:08
Thanksgiving at the Gate
Psalm 100 welcomes every land through the gates with thanksgiving. We belong to our good Shepherd; come sing glad praise. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
All lands serve God gladly; He made and shepherds His people; thanksgiving honors enduring goodness and faithfulness (100:1–5).
Featured instruments: Acoustic guitar, clawhammer banjo, fiddle, slap bass, piano, tambourine, final choir
Written chord arrangement: Verse G6–Em7–Cadd9–D7; chorus G6–C6–G/D–D7–G6; turn G6–E7–A7–D7
Holler signature: Holler Roll-Up + Stomp & Clap adapted to two-beat
Psalm 101 · 3:28
An Honest House
Psalm 101 asks for integrity at home and justice in public. May our songs and daily choices tell the same truth. Sit awhile with Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
A ruler vows mercy and justice, integrity at home, rejection of slander, pride and deceit, and removal of wickedness from God’s city (101:1–8).
Featured instruments: Fingerpicked acoustic guitar, upright bass, sparse piano, dobro
Written chord arrangement: Verse Dadd9–A/C#–Cmaj7–G/B–Bbmaj7–D/A–E7–Gm6–D6; refrain Gadd9–D/F#–Em7–A7–D6
Holler signature: Holler Open Door Turn transposed
Psalm 102 · 4:03
You Outlast My Fading Days
Psalm 102 brings a worn-out prayer to the God who outlasts heaven and earth. Even a lonely rooftop cry is heard. Rest awhile with Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Afflicted prayer and loneliness open into Zion’s restoration, future worship, prisoner release and God’s permanence beyond creation (102:1–28).
Featured instruments: Fingerpicked acoustic guitar, bowed bass, low wooden flute, isolated piano
Written chord arrangement: Lament Bm(add9)–Gmaj7–Em9–F#7; hope Dadd9–A/C#–Cmaj7–G/B–Bbmaj7–D/A–E7–Gm6–D6; coda Bm7–Gadd9–D6
Holler signature: New minor lament; Holler Open Door Turn transposed for hope
Psalm 103 · 4:45
Farther Than the East Can Find the West
Psalm 103 remembers mercy wider than our failures and a Father who knows we are dust. Bless the Lord with all your heart. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Remember forgiveness, healing, redemption and justice; God’s fatherly compassion knows human frailty, covenant mercy endures, all creation blesses Him (103:1–22).
Featured instruments: Piano, acoustic guitar, electric bass, pedal steel, Hammond B3, final choir
Written chord arrangement: Verse Eadd9–C#m7–Aadd9–Bsus4–B7; bridge Amaj7–Am6–E/B–C#7–F#7–B7; final E6
Holler signature: Porch Light Rise; Lantern Turn closing fragment transposed
Psalm 104 · 4:26
The World Beneath Your Open Hand
Psalm 104 follows springs, birds, oceans, and the breath of life back to God’s open hand. Slow down and notice His wonders. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Creator clothes heaven with light, orders waters, sustains creatures and seasons, gives breath and renewal; praise includes judgment on wickedness (104:1–35).
Featured instruments: Acoustic guitar, upright bass, wooden flute, kalimba, fiddle, piano
Written chord arrangement: Creation G6–Bbmaj7–Cadd9–Cm6–G/D–E7–A7–D7–G6; night Em9–Cmaj7–Am7–B7; renewal Gadd9–D/F#–Em7–Cadd9–Cm6–G/D–D7–G6
Holler signature: Holler Lantern Turn; provisional Holler Wingbeat Return in renewal
Psalm 105 · 3:38
Tell the Children What He’s Done
Psalm 105 remembers covenant, rescue, and daily provision from Abraham to the promised land. Tell the children, and keep His ways. Bubba Patrick & Darlene.
Inside the arrangement
Remember covenant through patriarchs, Joseph, Egyptian oppression, Moses and Aaron, plagues, exodus, wilderness provision and land given for obedience (105:1–45).
Featured instruments: Acoustic guitar, upright bass, piano, fiddle, banjo, harmonica, sax, B3, choir, boots and claps in rotating groups
Written chord arrangement: Story G6–Em7–Cadd9–D7; hardship E7–G6–A7–B7; deliverance Gadd9–D/F#–Fmaj7–C/E–Ebmaj7–G/D–A7–Cm6–G6; final G6–Bbmaj7–Cadd9–Cm6–G/D–E7–A7–D7–G6
Holler signature: Holler Roll-Up, Heartbeat, Open Door Turn and Lantern Turn, Stomp & Clap finale
A little Scripture beside the music
One song for each Psalm, in biblical order. These are original lyrical adaptations inspired by the complete Psalms, intended to accompany your Bible reading. Each song has its own reflection and Scripture link below.
Part of the Psalms to Songs journey: ten planned volumes covering Psalms 1–150.
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