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Songs for the Storm, Vol. 1
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Track Listing
- Intro
- He Will Take the Pain Away
- Let Me Touch You
- When I Get There
- Conquerors
- When You Fall
- Blessing in the Storm
- The Storm Is Over Now
- You Are
- The Family Worship Medley
- Melodies from Heaven
- Look at Me Now
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #7090 in Music
- Released on: 2006-11-07
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
Food for your soul
This cd is great. When you're down just listen to this and meditate on the greatness, the wonderfulness of the Lord. It's very healing. It's food for the soul.
What A Blessing!
As I approach the celebration of my 2nd year anniversary of being cancer-free, Kirk Franklin's Songs For The Storm Volume I have truly blessed my soul. What most people don't understand about having cancer, is that being in remission is just as difficult as actually going through chemotherapy and radiation treatments. It has been a daily struggle for me. Yes, not only are there physical changes (like hair and weight loss), but there is also a loss of your spirit and your mind. However, this CD has carried me through some very tough days...He Will Take The Pain Away, Conquerors, Blessing In The Storm, The Storm Is Over Now and Look At Me Now are my favorites. I also bought a copy for one of my sister's, who is also my best friend. She lives over 3,000 miles away from me and was very distraught that she could not be with me while I was going through my storm. We have both been blessed and encouraged tremendously! Thank you Kirk!
~Look At Me Now~
Kirk Franklin is remarkable...just when you think he can't out-do himself, he goes and out-does himself. The single "Look At Me Now" reminds me a bit of Hosanna because of it's blistering pace and perfect construction. The music completely fills the space without losing it's sharpness. I love the horns...i love how crisp the voices are...i love the lyrics. Even though you wouldn't expect a song titled, "Look At Me Now" to be a humble look at one's past, it is.
"Look at me now!
I'm stronger this time around!
Not because I was so good, but somehow
You looked past where I was
And you knew I'd come through cause You loved me
Look at me now!"
Kirk never fails to mention God's grace, he recognizes scripture and uses it appropriately and in context. I love this guy!
