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Ever Sing For Joy
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Morning of mourning
Fates unkind reapers below
Songs of these golden harvests
Manifest like stories of old
Hushed winds hover in clusters
Leaves waltz with willows
Faux dawns like vibrant ribbons
Colors bronze these blackened hollows
How long O how long O Lord
Sufferings tonight soon to be bright
How long O how long O Lord
Kept by the night cured by the light
Ever sing for joy
Sing ever full
Sing ever low
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Ronnie Martin Ohio
From the Womb of the Morning The Dew of Your Youth Will Be Yours, is the debut solo single from Ronnie Martin of Joy Electric fame.
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This album feels like where I am now. Middle aged+, uncertain of the future, wondering if the best is behind me, wondering what the world has become, even wondering why I feel so out of place in my own church I've been going to for almost 20 years. Longing for the past, knowing it's gone, and trying to figure out where to go now that my friends have drifted away and my career and financial security bring me no joy.
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Jason's three latest projects have been filled with inspiration and career highlights; I think Life In Bed might be one of his best tracks. Vanity as a whole is on a constant high level quality wise, and I think it really shows an artist's greatness when they are able to create art like this so deep into their journey.
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