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Praise the Lord

No, I'm not on drugs again. I'm just feeling all religiousy today and I do love this song. All you heathens can go to hell if you don't like it.

Although I really can't imagine how even an atheist's godless heart might not be inspired by this ... at least a little bit. I could be wrong.

The song is also so appropriate to my own goings on right now, I figured why the heck not share with the people? Hallelujah everyone!

Mary Mary - Shackles

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  1. I love it! My mother is a southern baptist and I grew up listening to gospel music. I'll send you some of my favorite songs.

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  2. I got an email from a devout atheist friend of mine, and apparently I was mistaken; they're not so easily inspired after all. This did nothing for her whatsoever. My bad for presuming, but whatever. I still like it anyway, but I also like it that she didn't. She's coolness.

    And thanks to Rain for being the sole commenter on my God post. Fuckin' A there, I really didn't expect anything. Still haven't gotten the songs, though.

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  3. I appreciate moving songs/music...don't have to believe in the God involved. People wish all gays were atheists, would make their cleansing job so much easier.

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  4. You're very welcome Doug! I'll take goodness in any shape or form. I'm not ashamed to admit that yes I'm a liberal and yes I believe in God.

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  5. I'm liberal to an extreme, gay to the max, and still seem to get along just fine with God & Son. Diane is right, the cleansing would be much easier for some if only! And yep, Rain, like you, goodness in any shape or form. Hell, this song is completely Christian I know, I on the other hand have a broader personal spiritual thing not so pigeonholed, but do love Christian music. Alongside some dirty songs, too, of course.

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  6. Another song I've never heard BUT likey!

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  7. Glad you likey!! Of course, not as happy as when you liked Nickelback's Rockstar, but still. :-)

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