Jingle Bell Rock - Psalm 67

The tune that I put this chapter to, Jingle Bell Rock, was written by Bobby Helms. Instruments featured in my recording were a Acoustic Guitar, Ukelele, Glockenspiel, Keyboard, Hollowbody Electric Guitar, Telecaster, Snare Drum, and Bass Guitar. The backup humming vocals I made by humming into a vocal harmonizer. I, Riggs Horton, arranged, performed, produced, and took the photos for this song. The text is from the King James Bible. Now you can have some better lines to go with this very memorable song.
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[@TheMelancholyPiano]

Praise the Lord!

[@Acbisme]

I came back to listen again because I love it so much!!!!!❤❤❤ Go Riggs!!! You are a blessing!! Praise Jesus!!!

[@karenhorton1530]

This song brings such joy
I love this scripture!
I know the behind the scenes of this song
I didn't have the vision you did but now it's a favorite
I didn't know what God had in store praying for you as a baby on my lap about you and filling our home with songs to God
I had faith God would hear my prayer i said somehow someway fill our home with Godly music
but I didn't have any idea how special God would answer that prayer because He really does do overly and Abundantly more than we ask or think
Momma is always learning from you
Glory to God in the highest
Now to see how God answers our prayer on our next journey Lord willing

[@JohnCavicchio]

Beautiful and inspirational. The great hymn writer Charles Wesley used to also take popular singing songs and add scripture and prayerful verses to the tunes. The great hymn "O For a Thousand Tongues" was originally the tune to an English drinking song. Great job, Riggs.

[@Acbisme]

Oh my goodness! I love this! You are amazing, Riggs!! Completely making my morning!! ❤❤❤ May we always praise Jesus forever and ever!!!!

[@karenhorton1530]

Harwell Here: Praise the Lord, much better lyrics than the original song!