No, I'm not tipping my hand just yet. But, my brother and his wife have recently published a short piece on the topic that is worth a read over at Relevant Magazine - "Your Worship Isn't Enough". Those of tired of the rather dry and rationalist approach taken here at DET may find their more evocative and conversational tone refreshing.
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Little brother - one of two that I have.
I have been known to write a song from time to time, but my brother who wrote the linked piece is the composer in the family (in fact, he has a degree in it). My two brothers and I used to have something of a band, before the various demands of higher education put an end to it, but I was more vocalist and bassist than composer.
Since you already have a chorus, why don't you just finish the ditty off?
October 16, 2009 6:58 AM
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