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Change the World - Frank Terzo and Folkpunk (ORIGINAL) Community Collab
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Music: Backing Track
A song by Dottie Rambo, "I Just Came to Talk With You Lord," communicate a simple message of gratitude and conversation with God, devoid of any ulterior motives. The singer begins by stating that they did not come to ask for anything, but just to talk to the Lord. They acknowledge that God has answered countless prayers, some of which they may have forgotten to thank Him for. The singer reiterates that they only came to chat with God, without any selfish intentions or ulterior motives.
The second verse of the song highlights that though there may be troubles and sorrows the following day, and tears may fall, the singer did not come asking for any favors. They appreciate how they may have been down to their knees during tough times, but their visit to God is all about gratitude and thanksgiving. Once again, the singer emphasizes that they just came to talk with God during this visit.
The song encourages people to have a simple and honest conversation with God, not solely focused on asking Him for things but also to acknowledge and thank Him for everything He has done in one's life.
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I didn't come here to ask You for anything
I just came to talk with you Lord
You've answered a million prayers or more
That I forgot to thank You for
I just came to talk with You Lord
Maybe tomorrow there'll be trouble and sorrow
And a thousand teardrops may fall
But until I face tomorrows task
I have no special favour to ask
I just came to talk with you Lord
How many times Lord
Have troubles brought me down to my knees
But I just came to talk with you Lord
I have no selfish motive in mind
Just want to thank you for all the other times
I just came to talk with you Lord
Maybe tomorrow there'll be trouble and sorrow
And a thousand teardrops may fall
But until I face tomorrows task
I have no special favour to ask
I just came to talk with you Lord
I just came to talk with you Lord
Music: Backing Track
* Some family photos from my personal collection and some are stock footage.
Song by: Alabama
Had to re-upload as tired eyes made a mistake.
Music: Backing Track
Lyrics: Dlynn Β© 2026
This is one of those songs I almost trashed as finding the right music was hard and not as pleased as I could be, but when you are not a musician or have a band lol, well a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do. π
For all those who know 'brokeness' YOU CAN RISE AGAIN! God enables and equips the broken ones to SHINE again but in HIS time.
~ Psalms 34:18 - The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit.
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Iβve walked through seasons
where the light felt thin,
Where the weight on my shoulders pressed deeper in.
But every time I stumbled,
every time I fell,
A quiet voice whispered,
Youβre stronger than you tell.
People carry stories
No one sees, Battles in the shadows, wars on their knees.
You can rise again, When the night feels long
and it seems like
youβre barely hanginβ on
Every broken moment
has a lesson to teach,
Every closedβoff doorway
has a hand you can reach.
And even when the silence
feels too loud to bear,
Grace is in the waiting β love is in the air.
And when your heart grows weary
of prayers that feel unheard,
Gods holding every momentβ
faithful to His word.
You can rise again, When the night feels long
and it seems like
youβre barely hanginβ on
Thereβs a fire in your chest
that the darkness cannot dim
Hold on, my friend
you can rise again.
You can rise again, When the night feels long
and it seems like
youβre barely hanginβ on
Thereβs a fire in your chest
that the darkness cannot dimβ
Hold on, my friend
you can rise again.
You can rise again, rise again, my friend
Let the hope you lost
come rushing back in.
you can rise again.
Lyrics: Dlynn Β© 2026
Music: Backing Track
Alan Jackson
Sometimes you need a HAPPY song that just lifts your spirits. With so much negativity in the world today, I thought this would get everyone smiling. I love any song that is refreshing and good lyrics that just brightens someone's day. SMILE π
Music: Backing Track
The song "One Hundred Years from Now" by The Dunaways is a poignant reflection on the passage of time and the enduring nature of faith. It was released on December 26, 2010, and is part of their album "It's A God Thing." The song's lyrics convey a message of hope and assurance that despite the passage of time, one's faith and relationship with God will remain strong.
Do you know where you will be 100 years from now?
Music: Backing Track
Inspired by the gospel of John, chapter 20, this hymn celebrates the joyous companionship its author, C. Austin Miles, experiences with Jesus as he walks through the garden.
Here is the account of how this beautiful hymn was written from the hymn writer, C. Austin Miles, himself, βOne day in April 1912, I was seated in the dark room where I kept my photographic equipment, and also my organ. I drew my Bible toward me, and it opened at my favorite book and chapter, John chapter twenty. I donβt know if this was by chance or by the work of the Holy Spirit. I will let you the reader decide. That story of Jesus and Mary in John 20 had lost none of its power and charm.
It was though I was in a trance, as I read it that day, I seemed to be part of the scene. I became a silent witness to that dramatic moment in Maryβs life when she knelt before her Lord and cried, βRabboniβ. I rested my hands on the open Bible, as I stared at the light blue wall. As the light faded, I seemed to be standing at the entrance of a garden, looking down a gently winding path, shaded by olive branches. A woman in white, with head, bowed, hand clasping her throat, as if to choke back her sobs, walked slowly into the shadows. It was Mary. As she came unto the tomb, upon which she placed her hand, she bent over to look in and ran away.
John, in a flowing robe, appeared looking at the tomb. Then came Peter, who entered the tomb, followed slowly by John. As they departed, Mary reappeared leaning her head upon her arm at the tomb, she wept. Turning herself, she saw Jesus standing there, so did I. I knew it was He. She knelt before Him, with arms outstretched, and looking into His face cried, βRabboniβ.
I awakened in sunlight, gripping my Bible with my muscles tense, and nerves vibrating, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. I wrote as quickly as the words could be formed the lyrics exactly as it is sung today. That same evening, I wrote the tune. It is sung today as it was written in 1912.


