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COLD RAIN
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Written as a 9/11 tribute, this song celebrates the lives of those who died on September 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center in New York. This song comes from 70x7's "Born Again and Again..." CD, available at 70x7.com.
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Since 1996, 70x7 has been reaching out to the world with contemporary music that witnesses to the glory of God.
Seventy Times Seven reaches out to the world with contemporary Christian music that witnesses to the glory of God. The band performs a repertoire that includes over 60 original CCM songs and more than 500 of the most popular Christian songs ever written, ranging from classic hymns to modern praise and worship choruses and CCM hits. 70x7 partners with church ministries and faith-based organizations throughout the region in both the concert and worship settings. Seventy Times Seven was founded by B.J. Collins in 1996, and began publishing recordings on the 70x7.com website in 1997. The band's songs have been heard by listeners from all over the world, and there have been over three million downloads and streams of the band's music from online music websites. The songs of 70x7 have risen to the top of the Christian charts on several indie music websites, and the band enjoyed several weeks as the #1 Christian rock artist on the ReverbNation chart shortly after the release of the Born Again and Again album in 2012. 70x7 founder B.J. Collins is the director of contemporary worship at Mount Lebanon United Methodist Church, and he also serves as music minister at Jefferson United Methodist Church in Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania. 70x7 co-writer and bassist/vocalist Bo Collins is the worship leader at Hamilton Presbyterian Church in Bethel Park on Thursday evenings.
Song Info
Genre
Rock Rock General
Charts
#13,606 in subgenre Peak #1
Charts
Peak #1
Author
B.J. Collins
Rights
2001
Uploaded
September 11, 2014
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MP3 3.5 MB 128 kbps 3:49
Story behind the song
This song is based on Psalm 30's expression of hope, "weeping may spend the night, but joy comes in the morning. It was written by B.J. Collins as a personal response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001... It features performances by B.J. Collins on keyboards and vocals, Bo Collins on bass and vocals, Al Mosovsky on drums, and Shawn Opfer on guitar.
Lyrics
Every day you are shown the face of your own future. Endless days filled with joy, and love, and peace forever. Every way, you have seen the evil vision started. Endless ways, filled with hateful schemes to hit their targets. Hate comes like cold rain in the middle of the night. But love comes like sunshine to warm you up inside, To keep the fire alive, to keep the rain outside. Joy comes on the morning after the cold, cold rain. Sun shines on the land to answer the cold, cold rain. Love warms all the chilling waters of the cold, cold rain. Life longs for all freedom offers through the cold, cold rain. The cold, cold rain. Every day you find ways to help the ones who suffer. Endless days filled with hope of something more to offer. Every way, you give all your love to help the children. Endless ways, using all your gifts as tools for freedom. Joy comes on the morning after the cold, cold rain. Sun shines on the land to answer the cold, cold rain. Love warms all the chilling waters of the cold, cold rain. Life longs for all freedom offers through the cold, cold rain. The cold, cold rain.
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