No, not really, but a little over 2 years ago I recorded my own version of kingdom song #23. You can listen to it here:
Do you ever get Kingdom Melodies stuck in your head?
by Bstndance 21 Replies latest jw friends
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joelbear
men make gods of wood and stone
oh guard your hearts you sons of god if you would win life's prize.
when eyes of blind ones see again.
Mitch's favorite Kiss the son less god be angry and you perish in the way.
but as for me
here i am send me send me
bless us as we meet for worship
this good news of the kingdom let us preach
move ahead move ahead to maturity
jehovah is our refuge, our god in whom we trust
now's the time to preach god's word, time to let the truth be heard.
shall i go on?
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stillajwexelder
OH hell yes - all the time
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horrible life
I have been trying to think of that song. Someone please help me. See my post above. I remember it was the last song in the book. HL
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Finally-Free
If a Kinkdom melody gets stuck in my head I just change the words to make it as profane as possible.
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damselfly
No No Joelbear
Dams ( kidding! I could picture you in your lumbarjack shirt singing at the hall when I read your post )
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Darth Yhwh
Oh, man, joelbear. Im having difficulty breathing because I'm laughing so hard.
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Soledad
While lying in my bed late at night those pesky demons would interject terrible thoughts into my mind ("what if this is all a LIE?") so I would try to remember those melodies in my head, and of course that "helped" me.
I think that until fairly recently (2-3) years ago I still believed that if I thought of Kingdom Melodies whenever I had that creepy feeling then I wouldn't be bothered by the demons. Then one night I took notice of that thought in my head and realized just how stupid I was being!
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calico
Now "Bigad" is stuck in my head!!!
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prophecor
I have now that you've mentioned it.
Jehovah sends out light and truth
He is our grand instructor
He leads his sheep so patiently
As their divine conductor
Everybody Sing!!!
When looking at everything from the aspect of the music alone, some kind of warning signals should have registered that I was in the wrong religion.