How does God feel about divorce?

Once upon a time, we got a bunch of musicians and songwriters who had never played together and asked them to write and record a song in 48 hours. We videotaped the entire project, with the hope that it would produce a fun documentary to watch, especially since we had no idea how it would turn out. When it came to editing the documentary, the footage was lost. So all we have left is the song they wrote and recorded. I recently stumbled on it, and had to share. 

To be clear, this song is a love song using a snow-covered mountainous area as the overarching metaphor. The lover has somehow distanced themselves from the one who is pursuing, and their attempt to reach them is cold and dangerous. The song goes "your heart is a wasteland with paradise on the other side." It's kind of strange, a tad absurd, just a little funny, and pretty true to love. My favorite line is the ending.

"The Sherpa guide forsook his pay
We're not accepting checks today
Turned back 'round and said to me
These hills aren't fit for traveling."

This fictional Sherpa is like: "No thanks. This heart you're pursuing is too dangerous. Let's turn back." epic and funny and absurd and often true all wrapped in one.

Joseph Graves 2