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Sunday, April 10. 2022

Sunday Bob: Every Grain of Sand

It's like a confessional hymn. I was lucky to hear Bob finish his show with this song a couple of months ago. 


Lyrics here. 



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I did not know it. I think that this is because I went out of popular culture in 1975 after college graduation and went deeply into reading CS Lewis (my teacher), lots and lots of psychology/social work/criminology/neurology (suddenly my fields), and trying to understand what Lutherans were about (my new denomination). I did catch some of the new Jesus people music coming up, including the surprising Dylan addition. I loved the whole "Slow Train Coming" album, for example, and the Noel Paul Stookey stuff. But not this.

I am impressed that those secular rockers picked up on this, because I missed it. They got it right.

At a quick listen, it's nothing, even irritating. If you give it time and follow along with the lyrics it is very good.
#1 Assistant Village Idiot on 2022-04-10 18:07 (Reply)
So how is Bob?
#2 SF jeff on 2022-04-10 23:49 (Reply)
80 or 81, still on tour most of the year.
#2.1 Bird Dog on 2022-04-11 08:45 (Reply)

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