at a church in Alabama preach the story of Ezekiel and the valley of dry bones to a church that Hall described as one of the "deadest churches" he had ever seen. The song's verse structure goes from "Ezekiel in the first verse to the country preacher in the second verse and finally to a prayer for God to raise his Church again as a mighty army [in the third verse]". Tracks 7–12 "Just Another Birthday", sung by Megan Garrett, is a mid-tempo ballad. The song was written to "shake up some fathers and remind them of their true priorities" and to "encourage kids out there who don’t have an involved dad here on Earth". "Wedding Day" features a "soaring melody". According to Hall, the song "anticipates the thrill of reveling in the presence of God as the Bride of Christ", a theme Hall felt is rarely addressed in modern music. "Angel" was written for Hall's wife, Melanie, and references the first time Hall met her as well as their wedding day. "My Own Worst Enemy" has a "grungy" rock sound. Hall felt the song's sound, which he described as perhaps the heaviest song Casting Crowns have ever made, was fitting due to the song's lyrical theme of the inner battle with sin. "Face Down" is the only song on the album which was not co-written by Hall, The album's final song, "So Far to Find You", was written by Hall and Steven Curtis Chapman about Hall's adopted daughter, Meeka Hope. Release and promotion Prior to the release of Come to the Well, "Courageous" was released as a digital download on July 19, 2011 and to Christian radio on August 13, 2011. The single topped the Billboard Christian Songs chart and peaked at number four on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart. Come to the Well was released on October 18, 2011. The album was projected to sell anywhere from 95,000 copies to upwards of 110,000 copies in its first week of sales in the United States. Although industry analysts predicted the album would top the Billboard 200 chart, it ultimately debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 with sales of 99,000 units, blocked by Adele's album 21. The album also debuted at number one on the Christian Albums chart, number two on the Digital Albums chart, and number sixty-nine on the Canadian Albums Chart. In its second