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Rockin' into church
02:21
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Kammami's lullaby
01:41
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Grandma rides a Harley
02:51
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Jesus, he's a friend
00:56
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Three little mice
01:53
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Sorry Lord
02:49
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Drawing song
02:45
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Thankyou for the friends
00:35
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Jesus looks after us all
02:06
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Tick tock ticking
03:00
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Roll the rock
01:59
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Tungari nyi:run
01:37
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Getting bigger
01:17
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Rock 'n roller star
02:20
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Jesus at the table
02:00
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1. Jesus at the table, Jesus with his friends
Said he had to suffer, suffer so and then
Jesus wept for all that was to come
Jesus wept, his earthly life was done.
2. Judas, he betrayed him, Judas, Jesus’ friend.
Gave him to the soldiers, money he could spend.
Sold right there, like cattle in a run,
Sold right there, the slaughter had begun
3. Peter, he denied him, Peter, Jesus’ friend;
Three times he denied him, “I’m not one of them”.
When the cock crowed, grief was sharp and raw -
Peter, shamed, was shaken to the core.
4. Hung him in the heavens, Jesus was their friend
Painted him with lawyers, laughed until the end.
Laughed and sneered, ‘til everything was still,
Laughed and left him hanging on the hill.
5. Laid him down on Friday, where were Jesus’ friends?
Then at dawn on Sunday, seed was born again.
Born from dying, sprouting in the ground.
Born from death that life could now be found.
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The Caterpillar song
00:39
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19. |
Narrunga lullaby
01:32
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Are you the one?
00:53
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We are wombats
02:13
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Leigh Newton Adelaide, Australia
Living in the Adelaide Hills, writing for children and adults in church contexts.
Appreciating expansive theology and the wonders of grace.
Leigh Newton recommends:
The Many come out of Chicago and witness to a thinking Christian faith. Plain talking faith, acknowledging the mess in our lives and our nations. Beautiful music! Listen to the end.
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Naomi's melodies continually surprise, her voice is remarkable and her lyrics evocatively paint images and moments from her ilfe that have you thinking you were there.
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Deep Dark Savage Heart
by Melody Pool
Melody Pool is a talent that should shortly be on an international stage. Her songwriting is brilliant, self-revealing. Her journey has been tough and her music will captivate.
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Reissued by UK label Death is Not the End “The System” is a sugar-sweet slice of ’80s digital reggae.
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Promised Land
by Nairobi Sisters
featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 12, 2023
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