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chuckv97 - Posted - 05/14/2024: 22:50:15
This beautiful old hymn was written in 1876 , words by Chicago businessman Horatio Spafford who had just lost his daughters in a ship disaster on the Atlantic Ocean. He searched for solace and came up with the lyrics; the music was composed by Philip Bliss. I play it both fingerpicking and fingerstyle on the Martin D-35.
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Edited by - chuckv97 on 05/14/2024 23:42:13
dflowers - Posted - 05/16/2024: 12:20:56
Very nice, Chuck. Like a lot of your presentations, it reminds me of my church many years ago.
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