Joey & Rory In The Time That You Gave Me

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Introduction: “In The Time That You Gave Me” by Joey + Rory

“In The Time That You Gave Me” is a deeply reflective song recorded by country/bluegrass duo Joey + Rory. The track was officially released as a single on September 20, 2016, under Provident Label Group. The song is also included in their best-of compilation The Singer And The Song: The Best Of Joey + Rory, which was released in September 2018.

The song was written by Shawn Camp and Dennis Morgan, both experienced songwriters. It falls into the realm of Christian country and inspirational music, which had become increasingly central to Joey + Rory’s artistic work, especially toward the later part of their career. The song’s themes center on gratitude, reflection, accountability, and how one uses the limited time one has in life to live, love, serve, and remain faithful. Listeners often interpret it in light of Joey + Rory’s own personal journey—particularly Joey Feek’s illness, and her later passing—as the song seemed to echo concerns of living well and leaving a legacy.

The timing of the song’s release lends a further layer of poignancy. Joey Feek was battling cervical cancer at the time, and she passed away just a few months later, in March 2016. Though “In The Time That You Gave Me” was released posthumously, or at least very near to that period, its message touches on hope, faith, and evaluating how one’s life has been lived. It resonates both as a personal meditation and an encouragement to listeners to make the most of their own time. The combination of Joey’s tender vocals and Rory’s grounded presence gives the song emotional weight. Through its simple yet powerful lyrics, “In The Time That You Gave Me” invites the listener to look inward: did I love enough, live faithfully, serve with purpose?

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