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Everyone has a song that they just can't seem to get out of their heads; it's stuck. I'm one of those people, and my blog will be about those songs that I just can't seem to forget.
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"My Home" by Thousand Foot Krutch
The average person might not think much of this song because it's more of a ballad, but it really spoke to me. In fact, the first time I heard it I was brought to tears. The chorus is: "You are my home, you are my everything, when I feel so alone. You are my home, you are my shelter...when all my hope is gone." Trevor McNevan was talking about his wife in this song, but I interperet it as talking about God being my home. You see, the past two years have been filled with a lot of moving around for me. Even though I physically had a home, it didn't really feel that way to me. "My Home" truly encouraged me and made me realize that I can find my home in Jesus. That means wherever I am, if He is there with me; I can feel like I belong! So every time I hear this song, I'm reminded of that simple truth that is easy to forget.
Tonight I have a question for my readers: Has a song ever brought you to tears? If so, why? Please comment below if you'd like, and thanks to everyone that has already commented!
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Posted: 8:24 PM, Apr. 22, 2008 |
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again, this was the first time i herd this song...and again it was really cool to be reading your words as the song played. as you put it easy for many of us to forget the simpal truth that nomater where we are or what we're going through our home and shelter is in the lord. thanx for the insite.
i resently listened to a song, i think the name was "watch the lamb" as it played i found myself seeing what was hapening in the song and within a few moments i was in tears. and i;ve been thinking about that song ever since. i dont know if thats the title if its not it should be, and i dont have a clue to who sings it, but if you havent heard it you should.
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Posted by brettmitchell at 4:30 PM, Apr. 25, 2008 |
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