It's Easter season. How many religious pop songs did you know? Sing them while hunting for those religious eggs.
Religious Pop Songs: Answers
Bet you were surprised at how many you knew – especially if you thought you were being particularly unspiritual by listening to pop music. Sneaky, those lyrics.
Matching the line to the song it occurs in.
| Line | Song Title |
- 'Hare Rama.'
- 'If we all say a prayer that the world will be free. . .'
- '. . . Someone in the Great Somewhere hears every word. . . '
- 'What would you ask, if you had just one question?'
- 'She tied you to a kitchen chair. . . '
- 'When I let go, and fly to the sun...'
- 'You can talk all you want make it sound nice and sweet. . .'
- 'It's been used and broken and only comes in blue. . . '
- '...Make your tune, for none may sing it just as you do. . . '
- 'I met you before the fall of Rome. . . '
| - My Sweet Lord. George Harrison.
- One Little Candle. Oldie.
- I Believe. Also an oldie, not necessarily
a goodie. - What If God Was One of Us? Joan Osborne.
'Just a stranger on the bus. . . ' - Hallelujah. Leonard Cohen.
- Bright Angel, by Susan Osborn, who shares.
- Love Is Surrender. (Didn't know it was religious? Ha!
It was composed by Ralph Carmichael, who penned the Billy Graham Crusade
favourite, 'He's Everything to Me'.) - Broken Things. (By Julie Miller.)
- Skybird. Neil Diamond. That seagull is spiritual.
- It's All Been Done. Bare-Naked Ladies.
Reincarnation is spiritual, too.
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How spiritual were you? Get ready for Easter by having a listening-fest a la Youtube. Or go sing some Gregorian chant – we don't care.
Post Quiz and Oddities ArchiveDmitri Gheorgheni
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