Favorite Today or Tomorrow songs.Title or Lyrics.Tell us your Favorites.Freeper Canteen 8~1718

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

"What are YOUR plans?"

I am so happy that you asked!

I am going to have another Boston type tea party and dump every bit of tea in this country into the Midland/Odessa desert then set it on fire!

ROFL

[SpinnerWebb]

Berlin - “For All Tomorrow’s Lies”

[Songcraft]

Sure, Kathy. ((HUGS))

[Songcraft]

That is a beautiful, touching, and evocative hymn. That must have been especially rewarding for you to visit that church where it was first performed, with those special memories you hold relating to that hymn.

It is a real shame when misguided people come along and "improve" and "enhance" a sanctuary like that. It reminds me of that woman a while ago who bumbled her way in to "repair" and "restore" (ruin) that old painting of Christ.

(Here are the original, the "before her", and the "after her" images, after she got her unskilled hands on it.   Pitiful.)

       

[Fiji Hill]

That is a beautiful, touching, and evocative hymn. That must have been especially rewarding for you to visit that church where it was first performed, with those special memories you hold relating to that hymn.

I had a similar feeling when I visited the P. P. Bliss Gospel Writers Museum in Rome, Pa., the home of Phillip Paul Bliss, who wrote such hymns as "It Is Well With My Soul," "Let the Lower Lights be Burning," and many others. The museum is located in Bliss' home and its artifacts include actual instruments that belonged to him. Bliss was killed in a train wreck near Ashtabula, Ohio in 1876. Two other great hymn writers, Daniel Towner ("The Old Ship of Zion," "In Loving Kindness, Jesus Came") and James McGranahan ("I'll Stand By Until the Morning," "Christ Returneth") also hailed from Rome, Pa., a tiny community located at the same latitude as Rome, Italy.

On my way back to Ohio, I stopped at Chautauqua Lake near Jamestown, NY, where Mary Lathbury wrote the hymn "Day Is Dying in the West" in 1877. It was evening and a storm was coming in, so the scene was a perfect setting for the proper mood.

[Intolerant in NJ]

I’m not enough of a connoisseur to have much of an opinion - McArdle certainly sings it with more feeling - I guess she did “Annie” on stage, and Quinn handled the movie - the one I remembered.....

[Ammo Republic 15]

Thank you Kathy.

You are such a sweetheart!

[Songcraft]

Those sound like great places to visit. Reading your post, I somehow get the feeling that you either have visited, or will likely someday visit one of the homes and/or churches of Fanny Crosby (if they still exist)!

[Intolerant in NJ]

Thanks for the links from the I’s....

[Fiji Hill]

Fanny Crosby was a member of the John Street Methodist Church in New York City. The church, located near the World Trade Center, is still a Methodist church.

[Zeneta]

I’m a little late to the party,

The “World Party”

“Ship of Fools”

We’re setting sail to the place on the map
from which no one has ever returned
Drawn by the promise of the joker and the fool
by the light of the crosses that burned.
Drawn by the promise of the women and the lace
and the gold and the cotton and pearls
It’s the place where they keep all the darkness you need.
You sail away from the light of the world on this trip, baby.
You will pay tomorrow
You’re gonna pay tomorrow
You will pay tomorrow
Save me. Save me from tomorrow
I don’t want to sail with this ship of fools. No, no
Oh, save me. Save me from tomorrow
I don’t want to sail with this ship of fools
I want to run and hide

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHh0V7UjVXI

[luvie]

Ha! I finally saw this. LOL! You and whose army?

[Songcraft]

Amazing -- hallowed ground!

[2ndDivisionVet]

ROGER WHITTAKER - “New World In The Morning” (1970)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE0CeyPoUgw

[Kathy in Alaska]

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Thanks, unique.

Fiji.....#150!!