The Foster Triplets deliver a powerful Southern Gospel cover titled “Four Days Late,” a faith-filled song from their debut album Try Jesus.
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Originally released on August 15, 2019, “Four Days Late” stands as one of the group’s signature performances, known for its emotional message, strong harmonies, and deep biblical foundation. The song was originally popularized by Karen Peck & New River and written by C. Aaron Wilburn and Roberta Wilburn.
The song is based on the story of Lazarus from John 11, where Mary and Martha waited for Jesus after their brother had died and been buried for four days. Its message reminds believers that even when God appears delayed, His timing is still perfect.
Through their heartfelt delivery and beautiful acapella-style harmonies, The Foster Triplets use “Four Days Late” to encourage anyone facing hopeless, delayed, or “dead” situations. The song declares that God is never late, and His power can still bring life, restoration, and miracles at the right time.
QUOTABLE LYRICS
When He’s four days late
He’s still on time
Lord, we don’t understand
Why You waited so long
Listen to, “The Foster Triplets – Four Days Late” below;
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