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Something to brighten a rainy day

With thanks to Michael at 'Freedom through Truth', who was inspired by the weather there (and here) today to remember this song from a few years ago. It does help to see the beauty of such a day to listen to a quiet and inspiring song such as this one. We can think of this song as an ode of love from one to another, or between God and us. Or we can just enjoy 2:20 minutes of soothing music. Either way, it's a nice thing to do on a cold and wet day like today.

 

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  1. Mmmmmmmmmmm...oh, my, my, what a long time it's been since I've heard this! I used to have quad speakers in my car (when I used to have a car), and when this song was on, I turned up the rear speakers to get the full benefit of those Andean pipes warbling in the background...awesome...

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