Weekly Musical Inspiration – Page 4 – Unitarian Universalist Church of Delaware County

Respect

You know the singer, you know the song. Otis Redding was the composer, but it was Aretha Franklin who taught us all about Respect.

There’s a song by Keb’ Mo’ and The Kids from Sesame Street that conveys the message that everyone has the right to feel good and be themselves, no matter where they go: Everybody Be Yo’self. Check it out.

One Voice

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The song One Voice by The Wailin’ Jennys has a double meaning, according to Jerry, a member of the band. The song is about unity and a call for coming together, and the “one voice” refers to the three band members. Ruth, another member of the band, says the song is about coming from the […]

Everybody’s Gotta Beating Heart

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Everybody wants a sense of purpose. Looking for a song about treating everyone equally, regardless of how they act? Eric Hutchinson wrote one, reminding us that Everybody’s Gotta Beating Heart.

You’ll Never Walk Alone

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Most people are familiar with Rodgers and Hammerstein’s You’ll Never Walk Alone, having heard it in the musical The King and I, or being sung by a school chorus. In this version, Marcus Mumford, of Mumford & Sons, gives a very soulful spin to You’ll Never Walk Alone. (https://youtu.be/XH3pwpI0GuA)

Into the River

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Into the River by Starling Arrow and Chloe Smith is a joyous homage to laying one’s tired body down in the water, and for rain finding the rivers, voices finding one another for this sweet collaboration and merging into one. (https://youtu.be/mLViKfcBlZI?si=txFxotn-d88iLX67)

I’m Gonna Walk It With You

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Claflin and Grace have a song that fits perfectly with this month’s Soul Matters theme of interdependence: I’m Gonna Walk It with You. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8boCrXOp9M)

If You’re Hurting

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The members of Trousdale want you to know that even when you’re barely hanging on, there is a light at the end of this tunnel. If you’re hurting, it means you’re here. If You’re Hurting by Trousdale (https://youtu.be/52hh0p9Rjkw)

New Light

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If you hear something long enough, you start to believe it. When you get broken-hearted enough, it’s so hard to heal it. Start to see yourself in a new light, watch the shadows fall behind you. New Light by Mega (https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=L74Cx_PjFfE)

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