Last night as Tim and I were driving back from Todd’s choir concert in Ashland this was the conversation in our car:
Tammy: “Have you heard Amy Grant’s song about hallelujah (I couldn’t remember the name).”
Tim: Yes, I don’t care for it.
Tammy: What!?!?! I love that song.
Tim: Really? I feel like it’s saying that God loves when we are sad or crying.
Tammy: Oh, I didn’t hear it that way. I guess I just think that “hallelujah, praise the Lord” is easy to say when life is going our way. I think the song is trying to say that God loves when people cry out to Him even when life is tough.
Tim: Hmmmmm, I’ll have to listen to it again.
Well, Tim, here you go. 🙂
I’d love to know what you all think of this song.
If you share even just a word or two, you’ll be entered to win a little prize (a book and a thumbs-up rupee.)
The drawing will be next Friday afternoon.
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