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How Big Must A God Be?
You're the First and the Last, Lord. You are the Most High.
Maker of all I survey.
You know all the names of the stars in the sky,
Yet You listen whenever I pray.
I see You're love for me, everyday.
When I first open my eyes.
For even this life I have I don't deserve,
For the sins that I love You despise. Chorus:
How big must a god be to listen to men?
How big would he then be to die?
You know my life Lord, You've seen all my sin,
Yet you love one such as I. Yet you love one, such as I. < Musical bridge involving bagpipes> Chorus
Help me to show Your love everyday,
To everyone that I see
Help me, oh help me, Lord, to always be,
The man you want me to be.
Chorus Copyright Jess Stuart 1995 |
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Wow, "musical stuff involving bag pipes?"
Does it have an Irish flavor?
Does it have slow and peaceful melody? |
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| Yep, it's pretty Celtic. I wrote it because I was sick of not hearing anything Irish or Celtic in church. It's got more of a fast waltz feel to it. |
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Wow! Is the word in our house! A song involving bag pipes. Very Celtic. I would love to hear it with the music.
Great Job!
May the Lord continue to be lifted! |
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cateyez |
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October 03, 2007 at 12:01pm |
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WOW again. My wows mean God's Works of Wonders. You are very blessed in the aspect of writing and music. Loved it |
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JessIAm |
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October 03, 2007 at 12:11pm |
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| I'm speachless. Thanks Cateyez. |
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Candy |
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October 18, 2007 at 1:21pm |
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| Again, I love it and would love to hear the tune. |
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| Keep it up! I'm liking them! Keep on praising God! |
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| Jess, just read through the lyric to all three you've posted so far. Love 'em. Good stuff, bro, and I look forward hearing them with the music, even a raw cut. This one, though, especially grabs me. I'm hearing something like a Robin Mark piece from the Revival in Belfast CD. No? |
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Tina |
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October 22, 2007 at 7:26pm |
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| jess ,this reminds me of a song i wrote for my son ''mikeys lullabye ''i have it posted check it out ,i was amazed at the questions he had as a child so i wrote him a song and i always sang it to my kids whenever given the chance ,i cant wait to hear the music |
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Glenn |
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October 23, 2007 at 6:59am |
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Jess, can't wait to actually hear and maybe even sing them with you.
peace |
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| You got tunes? Love Celtic.... great lyrics! |
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