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A Moment of Peace

from Everlasting, Wonderful, Immanuel by Jim Hanks

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The first of the two originals in this set, like the title says, this is just a peaceful little waltz. No pretensions of the "next big thing" - simply an easy listen and a break from the all-too-hectic pace we can fall into this time of year.

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They stand by your manger, the shepherds come 'round
to worship The Baby, The Lamb they have found.
No thought of the hill where You'll become The Way.
A moment of peace on that first Christmas day.

You look at your mother with eyes old and new.
She looks back and wonders just what you will do.
No thought of the day when You'll make all things right.
A moment of peace on that first Christmas night.

We come to your altar. We lay our lives down.
We worship You Jesus, Creator and Crown.
The King of all heaven, You meet with us here.
A moment of peace for Christmas this year.

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from Everlasting, Wonderful, Immanuel, released October 1, 2009
track art: www.sxc.hu/photo/357151

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I like many styles of music but most of my own productions tend towards jazz with electronic elements. I play the Akai EWI4000s electric wind instrument, ukuleles, guileles, NAF, whistle, recorders, harmonicas, and various software instruments on Windows and iOS. ... more

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