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* "I Saw God Today" is an amazing song--it's about a man who's wife had spent at least eighteen hours in labor with their first child (later revealed be to a girl), and he starts seeing things that he takes as signs of God (such a flower growing out of a crack in the sidewalk, a couple holding hands and seeing the woman herself is apparently expecting a baby, and the colors of the sunset). And how the narrator seems so happy/amazed when he goes to see his newborn daughter in the hospital's nursery.
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* "I Saw God Today" is an amazing song--it's about a man who's wife had spent at least eighteen hours in labor with their first child (later revealed be to a girl), and he starts seeing things that he takes as signs of God (such a flower growing out of a crack in the sidewalk, a couple holding hands and seeing the woman herself is apparently expecting a baby, and the colors of the sunset). And how the narrator seems so happy/amazed when he goes to see his newborn daughter in the hospital's nursery.nursery.
* “I Cross My Heart” is an incredible love ballad from a man who has almost never dipped into the genre. It’s sweet, sincere, and powerful.
* “How ‘Bout Them Cowgirls” details how at the end of the day, a cowgirl wants a man who wants her to be herself, and if they do, then she’s all theirs.
* “I Cross My Heart” is an incredible love ballad from a man who has almost never dipped into the genre. It’s sweet, sincere, and powerful.
* “How ‘Bout Them Cowgirls” details how at the end of the day, a cowgirl wants a man who wants her to be herself, and if they do, then she’s all theirs.
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* "I Saw God Today" is an amazing song--it's about a man who's wife had spent at least eighteen hours in labor with their first child (later revealed be to a girl), and he starts seeing things that he takes as signs of God (such a flower growing out of a crack in the sidewalk, a couple holding hands and seeing the woman herself is apparently expecting a baby, and the colors of the sunset). And how the narrator seems so happy/amazed when he goes to see his new baby daughter in the hospital's nursery.
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* "I Saw God Today" is an amazing song--it's about a man who's wife had spent at least eighteen hours in labor with their first child (later revealed be to a girl), and he starts seeing things that he takes as signs of God (such a flower growing out of a crack in the sidewalk, a couple holding hands and seeing the woman herself is apparently expecting a baby, and the colors of the sunset). And how the narrator seems so happy/amazed when he goes to see his new baby newborn daughter in the hospital's nursery.
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* "I Saw God Today" is an amazing song--it's about a man who's wife had spent at least eighteen hours in labor with their first child (later revealed be to a girl), and he starts seeing things that he takes as signs of God (such a flower growing out of a crack in the sidewalk, a couple holding hands and seeing the woman herself is apparently expecting a baby, and the colors of the sunset). And how the narrator seems so when he goes to see his new baby daughter in the hospital's nursery.
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* "I Saw God Today" is an amazing song--it's about a man who's wife had spent at least eighteen hours in labor with their first child (later revealed be to a girl), and he starts seeing things that he takes as signs of God (such a flower growing out of a crack in the sidewalk, a couple holding hands and seeing the woman herself is apparently expecting a baby, and the colors of the sunset). And how the narrator seems so happy/amazed when he goes to see his new baby daughter in the hospital's nursery.
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* "I Saw God Today" is an amazing song--it's about a man who's wife had spent at least eighteen hours in labor with their first child (later revealed be to a girl), and he starts seeing things that he takes as signs of God (such a flower growing out of a crack in the sidewalk, a couple holding hands and seeing the woman herself is apparently expecting a baby, and the colors of the sunset). And how the narrator seems so when he goes to see his new baby daughter in the hospital's nursery.
