Wayne Watson

And it was difficult because they didn't look like the kind of people I was taught were going to be in heaven.

And then it hit me, Wayne, who do you think you are? And it occurred to me that all my good deeds and all my avoiding of bad deeds, while not a bad thing in themselves, did nothing to put me in right favor with God.

It was one thing.

And this is called the blood of Jesus.

Bye.

Bye.

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And I was like, okay.

Chuck said, you know, have to quote him because it's it's a you know you have to the era he says there is this chick singer that sings every night down at the galleria uh weston galleria that i think you should go listen to and he said i've been working with her for a while um he popped on a wayne watson album because she sang um background on yesterday's news it was her voice that did all the oz and um then another song Good to be lonely every now and again.

It was her voice on that.

So I listened to that and I was like, yeah, that would be great.

And I just was very... blessed by his writing.

Um, yeah.

Love Wayne, Wayne Watson, loved Wayne Watson a lot as an, as an artist.

And, um, he's another one of those guys that just love to write.

A brilliant song with its biblical imagery.

Wayne Watson was a brilliant songwriter.

His song, The Front Line, has been described as deconstructing tidy categories intrinsic to self-righteous religion.

There's a fine line

Thank you so much.

Thank you, Wayne.

Love you.

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Until next time, go well, and may you keep walking in step with His song flowing through you.

But with the help of the Holy Spirit who downsload- downloads that information, um, yeah, He gets it done as long as you are tuned into that frequency.

I remember, uh, Wayne Watson saying this one time.

Uh, he said, "Think of a, of a song as a three-minute sermon."

Mm.