Favorite Songs about Fighting or Making Up.Tell us your Favorites.Freeper Canteen 1~29~2021

[Susquehanna Patriot]

Touch Me In the Morning - Diana ROss

My Mistake - Marvin Gaye & Diana Ross

If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don’t Want to Be Right) - Luther Ingraham
(I recall Rod Stewart has a good version of this one too.)

Have You Seen Her - Chi Lites

[dfwgator]

Break Up to Make Up - The Stylistics

[Betty Jane]

Honey (Open that Door) by Ricky Skaggs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3K4ZzTlwLU

Put Another Log on the Fire by Tompall Glaser
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBpeK9yaONQ

[pookie18]

Hi, {{{fatima}}}!

[Michael.SF.]

I always preferred the Rod Stewart version over the Stones:

Street Fighting man - Rod Stewart

[Fiji Hill]

Also Ruby (Don’t Take Your Love to Town) with the First Edition

The First Edition should have heeded Danny Zella's warning about her.

Wicked Ruby--Danny Zella (1959)

[Susquehanna Patriot]

Need You Now - Lady Antebellum

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Your post reminded me of:

‘Operator’ by Jim Croce

Another tear-jerker! What a GREAT song writer; gone too soon. :(

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RA4MykPm4s

“There’s something in my eyes, You know it happens every time...I think about the love that I thought would save me...”

[Michael.SF.]

From the album "it Ain't Easy" by Long John Baldry. IMHO one of the most under rated albums of the late 60's early '70's era:

Black Girl -- Long John Baldry

[Veggie Todd]

"If you don't start drinkin', I'm gonna leave."
--George Thorogood

[dfwgator]

Telephone Line - ELO

[Fiji Hill]

By the Time I get to Phoenix.

I've always wondered about Glen's starting point on his trip to Oklahoma by way of Phoenix. Assuming he was going by car, he probably started in Goodyear, Buckeye, or Palo Verde, Ariz.

[Michael.SF.]

Great song!!

[utford]

Salt in my Tears - Martin Briley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tg-TWFX1OOE

[Fiji Hill]

Hats Off to Larry--Del Shannon (1961)

[Retired Chemist]

Craig Morgan-- I want Us Back

https://youtu.be/3sPKqBmHn10

[Wissa]

It’s Not You, It’s Me — Little Willies

[The Mayor]

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January 29

Out of Breath

Bible in a Year:

• Exodus 21–22
• Matthew 19

Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a sabbath to the Lord your God.

Deuteronomy 5:13–14

There’s a home-improvement store near me that has a big green button in one of its departments. If no assistant is present, you push the button, which starts a timer. If you’re not served within a minute, you get a discount on your purchase.

We like being the customer in this scenario who enjoys the speedy service. But the demand for fast service often takes a toll when we’re the one expected to deliver it. So many of us today feel rushed doing our jobs, working long hours, checking email multiple times a day, and feeling pressured to meet tighter and tighter deadlines. The customer service tactics of the home-improvement store have seeped into all our lives, creating a culture of rush.

When God told the Israelites to keep a Sabbath, He added an important reason: “Remember that you were slaves in Egypt” (Deuteronomy 5:15). There they’d been forced to work ceaselessly under Pharaoh’s excessive time constraints (Exodus 5:6–9). Now freed, they were to give themselves a whole day each week to ensure they and those who served them could rest (Deuteronomy 5:14). Under God’s rule, there were to be no flush-faced, out-of-breath people.

How often do you work to the point of exhaustion or get impatient with people who keep you waiting? Let’s give ourselves and each other a break. A culture of rush is Pharaoh’s doing, not God’s. Reflect & Pray

How can you resist the urge to overwork? How will you be patient this week with people who keep you waiting?

God of the Sabbath, thank You for commanding me to rest so I can be whole.

[blam]

This Time
Troy Shondell

[Fiji Hill]

Pistol-Packin' Mama--Al Dexter (1943)