Whether you agree or disagree with religion, what is true, is that many religous songs are beautiful. Taken just for what they intend to be, many of these songs do indeed touch the heart.
My favorite religous song that I can think of, is one by CeeCee Winans called "Alabaster Box". This song, I think, is absolutely beautiful. The music, lyrics and incredible vocals by this woman, just pierces the soul.
Originally posted by vivify Whether you agree or disagree with religion, what is true, is that many religous songs are beautiful. Taken just for what they intend to be, many of these songs do indeed touch the heart.
My favorite religous song that I can think of, is one by CeeCee Winans called "Alabaster Box". This song, I think, is absolutely beautiful. The music, lyrics and inc ...[text shortened]... ble vocals by this woman, just pierces the soul.
Originally posted by vivify Whether you agree or disagree with religion, what is true, is that many religous songs are beautiful. Taken just for what they intend to be, many of these songs do indeed touch the heart.
My favorite religous song that I can think of, is one by CeeCee Winans called "Alabaster Box". This song, I think, is absolutely beautiful. The music, lyrics and inc ...[text shortened]... ble vocals by this woman, just pierces the soul.
Originally posted by vivify Whether you agree or disagree with religion, what is true, is that many religous songs are beautiful. Taken just for what they intend to be, many of these songs do indeed touch the heart.
My favorite religous song that I can think of, is one by CeeCee Winans called "Alabaster Box". This song, I think, is absolutely beautiful. The music, lyrics and inc ...[text shortened]... ble vocals by this woman, just pierces the soul.
Originally posted by vivify Whether you agree or disagree with religion, what is true, is that many religous songs are beautiful. Taken just for what they intend to be, many of these songs do indeed touch the heart.
My favorite religous song that I can think of, is one by CeeCee Winans called "Alabaster Box". This song, I think, is absolutely beautiful. The music, lyrics and inc ...[text shortened]... ble vocals by this woman, just pierces the soul.
Maybe it helps that the lyrics are in Latin (I think?) and I can't understand them. 🙂
Sometimes, not being able to understand the lyrics lets you absorb the mood of the song. Here's one in Latin (visuals contain artistic nudity, so it's possibly NSFW) with the lyrics:
Originally posted by vivify Whether you agree or disagree with religion, what is true, is that many religous songs are beautiful. Taken just for what they intend to be, many of these songs do indeed touch the heart.
My favorite religous song that I can think of, is one by CeeCee Winans called "Alabaster Box". This song, I think, is absolutely beautiful. The music, lyrics and inc ...[text shortened]... ble vocals by this woman, just pierces the soul.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ls8ZfeBmHA
no lucifer - bsp. more about war, but contains lots of religious imagery.
Originally posted by vivify Whether you agree or disagree with religion, what is true, is that many religous songs are beautiful. Taken just for what they intend to be, many of these songs do indeed touch the heart.
My favorite religous song that I can think of, is one by CeeCee Winans called "Alabaster Box". This song, I think, is absolutely beautiful. The music, lyrics and inc ...[text shortened]... ble vocals by this woman, just pierces the soul.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ls8ZfeBmHA
I like the band a lot, but I especially like this song.
Originally posted by vivify Whether you agree or disagree with religion, what is true, is that many religous songs are beautiful. Taken just for what they intend to be, many of these songs do indeed touch the heart.
My favorite religous song that I can think of, is one by CeeCee Winans called "Alabaster Box". This song, I think, is absolutely beautiful. The music, lyrics and inc ...[text shortened]... ble vocals by this woman, just pierces the soul.
Favorite religous song?
10 Nov '12 05:42
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