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The Happy Song

It's Saturday!  I feel like Saturday deserves a happy song!  :)
Chris Tomlin sneaked into my play lists a few years back.  I didn't like him at first but darn it if he didn't persist and grow on me! :)
He's a talented musician and songwriter. But what shines through his talents is his heart for God and God's people.  I appreciate Chris Tomlin as a person and as a musician.  I respect his heart of worship.
And his happy song makes me happy!!  :)  His happy song makes me happy because of what it's about.  The love, presence, and yes even discipline of the Lord in my life makes me happy in a way the world can't measure. 
O happy day!

The Happy Song

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