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| Probably the best song on the CD – Job’s tale. It cost a lot to write, and I’m not talking about money. |
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| ‘..then He who sees what is done in secret… will reward you.’ |
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| A story of someone who met Him, and their response after. |
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| For my wife, whom I love. |
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| This is the other ‘best’ song on the CD. The title actually does have something to do with the song. |
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| Rhythmic moving piano instrumental, grows more complex and melodic as the song goes on. |
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| ‘…returning a part of your love I see, reciprocation eternally…’ |
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| Could be considered by some a somewhat uncomfortable appeal to our need for Him alone. It’s done gracefully though. As a consolation, the music is nice… |
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| Elisha’s story, and what comes from it. |
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| Another rhythmic moving piano instrumental, grows more complex and melodic as the song goes on. |
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| Probably one of the older songs around. Lyrics go back to 4th century AD. Very nice 13th century classical melody. |
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| Take it or leave it, argue it or embrace it, it still happened. A light touching-upon of stories from my dear Naga friends a long time ago. |
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