A symphonic letter of eternal hope to Halsey and everyone facing their darkest fears Letter to Halsey (Death Is Defeated)" is a symphonic rock anthem born from a deep resonance with Halsey's honest reflections about mortality in her album "The Great Impersonator". When she shared her battle with lupus and lymphoma, her fears about death, and her series of "Letters to God", it touched hearts and created a space for this response. The song speaks to those profound questions Halsey raised in her music. Through its powerful symphonic arrangements and intimate lyrics, it addresses the reality of suffering while offering a perspective of hope beyond temporal existence. It's not just another song - it's a heartfelt letter carrying truth about unconditional love and eternal life. What makes this song unique is its direct response to Halsey's childhood prayers, where she once asked God for illness to feel loved. We needed to tell her that God never sent her diseases - they're a consequence of our fallen world. Instead, He offers healing, hope, and victory over death through His Son Jesus Christ, who bore all suffering to give us eternal life. |