GodThats4Real

Hope to hear this song on the Christmas radio playlists some year. Song comes out of some intense internal Christian recovery upheavals. Lyrics say:
(V1): Lonely Child. .  No one sees the world You do - Ah, the wonders You could show them if they only had a clue - Always one more destination, always something else to do - So You wrap Your gift in silence, Lonely Child. . (V2): Loving Child. . Writing mysteries in the sand - We're all off to see the Wizard while the magic's in Your Hand - 'Cause there's gotta be an angle so that we can understand - So Your freedom hides in sadness, Loving Child. .
 (CH): Like a Child. . Like a Child. . Sometimes open, sometimes foolish, sometimes wild. . With a faith to move a mountain, and courage undefiled - Who can teach me 'bout the faith of a Child? . .

ChildStarW1

 Unexpected country-flavoured tune from some recovery-directed meditation. Tempted to say "NOOO! DON'T vote for this one! I'm an ancient beige blues guy, and I'd have to learn how to  like, PLAY this song." However, this Still, Small Voice DID kind of urge me to enter this tune, so go ahead and tell me what you think of it. . .

TheOutSider1M

 One of the first tunes He put in my head after I turned to Our Lord out of some pretty sleazy places, so not much deep theology here yet. (that was the '80's!) Just a question to the worshippers of accidental existence. Whence comes this strange notion of how things oughta be if we - and our much-vaunted intelligence - are all cosmic accidents. Why the secularist drive to preach secularism? I mean, why would he CARE?

CamusBluesMx1M

My specialty - for those who like their testimonies with a certain amount of 'crunch.' - and because Christians can dig on Stevie Ray too, eh?

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