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Favorite Secular Songs
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Strange how secular songs can communicate things Christian songs are unable to.
Strange how secular songs can communicate things Christian songs are unable to.
Thanked him in private just now. This is supposed to be more of a secular thread, but it ministered.
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LoL!! That was great!
Must have been "before my time," cuz I was born in '64, LoL.
Thx. I needed that!
Just remembered how much I love Journey. A little mushy, but no one really did this song justice on video. But 3:25+ is nice.
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Growing up in Texas, was always a country fan. Bobby is big time, so I still listen to it on occasion. In fact, we had our first kiss to this song. So it was also our wedding dance. :) I'm allergic to strawberries and hate wine, but I always have been fond of this song. Love female country artists and bands like Dixie Chicks, LeAnn Rymes, and Shania Twain.
This is my idea of Southern, Farouk. Leads that lasted forever, or as long as possible. LoL.
Rod Stewart. Hear to eternity, came out in 1986 a Rod Stewart mad fan gave this song to me and I have never heard it played on the radio.
I never thought to much of Rod Stewart with all the rubbish the radio played. but that mate had the best home sound system I have ever seen, and that makes all the difference to hear the real quality of performers bands.
Rod Stewart song called Mandolin wind is great as well from 1973 and Some one like you in 1971 and when a mans in love, they are all worth listing to.
Tom Jones. Ain't no sunshine, and the song called ( If ) and also the song ( I ) and She's a lady, and something' bout you baby I like, and You lost that loving feeling. they are all worthy to listen to.
I never thought to much of Rod Stewart with all the rubbish the radio played. but that mate had the best home sound system I have ever seen, and that makes all the difference to hear the real quality of performers bands.
Rod Stewart song called Mandolin wind is great as well from 1973 and Some one like you in 1971 and when a mans in love, they are all worth listing to.
Tom Jones. Ain't no sunshine, and the song called ( If ) and also the song ( I ) and She's a lady, and something' bout you baby I like, and You lost that loving feeling. they are all worthy to listen to.
I don't remember the Rod Stewart songs, but Ain't No Sunshine and You Lost That Lovin' Feeling were both great songs.
I normally don't like covers. I prefer the originals. But I found this one and it's pretty good. She inverts the lyrics, but the piano, strings and drums make for a good modern rendition.
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