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To: yorkie

I love Randy Travis, what a great voice he has. Thanks for keeping me up to speed on the show; is this Larry’s Christmas Special?


117 posted on 12/14/2007 7:53:41 PM PST by La Enchiladita (Ave Maria Gratia Plena)
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To: La Enchiladita

Yep, it’s Larry King’s Christmas Special. He said he would continue it next week. (I hope he doesn’t have another rapper!)

After Randy sang Labor of Love, Michael Buble sang White Christmas. I had never heard “Labor of Love”. Here are the lyrics:

It was not a silent night
There was blood on the ground
You could hear a woman cry
In the alleyways that night
On the streets of David’s town

And the stable was not clean
And the cobblestones were cold
And little Mary full of grace
With the tears upon her face
Had no mother’s hand to hold

It was a labor of pain
It was a cold sky above
But for the girl on the ground in the dark
With every beat of her beautiful heart
It was a labor of love

Noble Joseph at her side
Callused hands and weary eyes
There were no midwives to be found
In the streets of David’s town
In the middle of the night

So he held her and he prayed
Shafts of moonlight on his face
But the baby in her womb
He was the maker of the moon
He was the Author of the faith
That could make the mountains move

It was a labor of pain
It was a cold sky above
But for the girl on the ground in the dark
With every beat of her beautiful heart
It was a labor of love
For little Mary full of grace
With the tears upon her face
It was a labor of love

Here is the song on YouTube:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=gYjYi4tYvXU


118 posted on 12/14/2007 8:05:51 PM PST by yorkie ( For God so loved the world........................ that He didn't send a committee.)
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