Welcome to Wordplay Thursday!
Today, try seeing the world through a different set of eyes. Try writing a song through the “eyes” of a…
Bible
How would it see the world? How would it describe a love song or another situation? What would it tell us about itself? What is its story? Dive in and be fearless!
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God Bless and Enjoy the Journey,
Brent
Brent Baxter is a hit songwriter with cuts by Alan Jackson, Randy Travis, Lady Antebellum, Joe Nichols, Gord Bamford, Ruthie Collins, Ray Stevens, and more. He’s written a top 5 hit in the US, a top 10 in Texas, and a #1 in Canada… so far. He also hosts a top-rated songwriting and music business podcast called, “The C.L.I.M.B.” which can be found on iTunes or your favorite podcast app.
There’s this book my parents often grab
I notice it most when times are bad
When money just doesn’t come through our door
I see them reading it a awful lot more
Haven’t read it , never gave it much thought
What’s a parable , whose Noah and his boat
No, I don’t have time for this stuff
My texting world keeps me busy enough
But
I do see how that book eases them
And this school life can get kind of rough
I might just give it a look when
On those days when life gets just too tough
But
I don’t read books, my phone is all I need
I text daily with friends and family
But they’re there and I’m here
There’s a reason the folks keep that book near by
I’m gonna sit down and see if it speaks to me
Heck, I might even discuss it with them .. actually
( off topic.. but I thought a new beginning ( faith ) would be different look )