About these lyrics
These lyrics are intended to glorify God and edify the reader. So feel free to quote or adapt any of these words without charge for use in any Christian work intended for publication, provided proper credit is given to Roger E. Bruner. Of course, if you'd also send him a copy of the work once it is in print, he'd enjoy seeing it and knowing that this blog helped.
NOTE: PDF versions of lead sheets (words, music, and chords) are available for many of these songs. See the Lead Sheets page for more information.
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Such Good News
NOTE: You can listen to a home recording of this song HERE. Tell your family and your friends that God is real. Tell your neighbors all around that God is real. Tell each person you encounter God is real. Yes, … Continue reading
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What Will You Leave Behind?
When you die, you can’t take it with you, But what will you leave behind? Precious memories for your friends and family Or relief that you’re no longer there? Will the faith you’ve shared bring them comfort Or your hopelessness … Continue reading
The Selfless Love that Binds
When we met and fell in love, We married such very different points of view, And we promised from the very start Because we’d agreed to be a Family. We’ve been growing our Family, And it’s prospered from our special … Continue reading
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