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The Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth

Bing Crosby and David Bowie singing together?  Merry Christmas indeed!  :)  Thanks to my friend, Tracy, for shooting this one my way.  This is one of her holiday fave's. 
I can't get over how young David Bowie looks or rather is in this video!  So crazy!
When my hub would play in a band and do warm up on his bass he always played The Little Drummer Boy so it's always been a favorite of mine.  I loved hearing him play bass. 
I always loved the role that the little drummer boy played in the birth of our Savior.  I love how God surrounded the Savior with all these people that seemed insignificant and yet were vital to the event and the message of the birth of Christ.  I love that God still does that today.  He uses seemingly insignificant people to do vital work.  What a gift of grace!

The Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth

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