by Lady Lee 50 Replies latest jw friends
Never, never ever! I never let any of them get into my head, I can't sing, which has been a problem all my life, so I just hate singing and any songs.
An elder once told me I was wasting my time coming to the meetings as I didn't sing,
I stopped going!
Snowbird that is a moving song. One of the few truly pretty ones. I remember the first time we sang it though, everybody tried to sing the "postlude" after each verse as though it was a "chorus", we had to stop the song and figure out what was happening. I was really quite funny, everyone just standing there looking all confused and angry at the poor sound brother whom everyone was blaming had played the wrong song.
Goldensky. I really liked some of the songs from the previous songbook. The one I mostly grew up with. Especially liked the ones exalting God, I still believe in the Bible and God. So yeah, they do bring nice memories but are at the same time very painful. Just yesterday I was humming 136 Loyal Ones Bless Jehovah. I really liked the music to this one and the orchestral arrangement just moved me to tears every time.
Jedi Master
JediMaster and Snowbird: .
Jedi, oh yes, the postlude.
How happy are - The merciful - In God's eyes - Truly beautiful !!!
Used to move me to tears every time.
Syl
Sometimes when I'm doing housework they pop in my head. It used to happen quite often, now its kinda rare. One thing I've noticed, one of those songs can run through my head and it takes me awhile to realize it. Weird.
parts of the Australian National Anthem are very similar to one of the old songs, can't remember which (don't want to), that will start me humming sometimes damnit all (stop real quick)
Every time I see the title of this thread, a random Kingdom Melody pops into my head.
Gahhhhh!
Jadeen
request thread be deleted LOL
just spin that dial and see what pops into your head
When I was listening to Farkel's Dubbsticks I remembered all the words ---- ater 25 years!!!
Song 12 - Nice marching song
Then Forward you witnesses, ever strong of heart.....
(Can't remember if that's the 1942 or 1953 songbook)
George
