Monday, April 20, 2009

Something NOT to Think About in Church

Every time we sing this song at church:





I find myself remembering this....




I hope God is a fan of the 1960's garage-band sound....

9 comments:

  1. Ha! I like it! What prompts the connection?
    I am sure that God hums along to everything - with the exception probably of death metal and gangster rap (a little difficult to hum along to, methinks..)
    K.R. x

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  2. Your church has way cooler music than ours.

    I hope God is just a fan of fun and music in general.

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  3. I like the second one better, but the first one is pretty rockin'.

    Sometimes I miss going go to church, but I always feel like The Light is around me.

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  4. I agree with KR, god is humming along with everything...

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  5. I always thought there was inordinate number of hymns that talked of blood... I always sang them with a Dracula-like Transylvanian accent... Got slapped a lot too...

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  6. Somehow I missed that little black egg song during my trip through the sixties.

    I don't get the connection of the songs but if it makes you happy - well good.

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  7. Ahhh,

    Finally, we arrive in the Church. One must be untrigued about what someone like God might have in store for a gem like her...a Joan Of Arc, ask not what Jeanne can do for you....

    I want to know
    If I am or am not myself
    It's hard to know how far or if it all will go
    Waiting far too long for something I forgot was wrong
    I don't know all the answers I think that I'll find
    Or have it within the time but it's all that I have in mind

    Until I fall away
    That won't keep us waiting long
    Until I fall away
    I don't know what to do anymore

    Until I fall away......

    Gin Blossoms

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  8. This would be a great church to go to. You can lead it on the beach!

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