Amy Grant - Somewhere Down The Road (Live at Columbine 1999)

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • Amy Grant sings "Somewhere Down The Road" from her 1997 Behind The Eyes album.. This performance was done at the Columbine Memorial Service in 1999.
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  • @celdo84
    @celdo84 4 месяца назад +2

    Not only her singing skills, but aso Her guitar skills is awesome

  • @briannabritton9741
    @briannabritton9741 5 месяцев назад

    Rich Mullins wrote this song. I was in kindergarten when Columbine happened and I lived in Northglenn at the time. So much confusion. I had no idea what was happening. So nice of Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith to be there for this memorial. I'm sure Rich was honored to have his song played there RIP to him and RIP to the children killed at Columbine High School. We will never forget.

    • @TCFofCV
      @TCFofCV 4 месяца назад

      Such an incredibly appropriate and moving song, but Amy Grant (and Wayne Kirkpatrick) wrote it as a tribute to Rich Mullins.

    • @briannabritton9741
      @briannabritton9741 4 месяца назад

      @@TCFofCV Oh really? I totally thought he wrote it. My bad. I absolutely love this song. Great tribute to a great artist. May he rest in peace

  • @ugadawgs1990
    @ugadawgs1990 Год назад +2

    A very touching and appropriate performance by Amy. Indeed, mighty arms will be reaching for us… We remember those killed at Columbine. 💔

  • @JRLife
    @JRLife Год назад +4

    😢A very difficult performance for raw suffering. This song is comforting and would mean more and more through grief time. Thanks for sharing…

  • @robertrogers891
    @robertrogers891 10 месяцев назад +1

    If this don't let you know what a wonder Lady she is you not listening ❤

  • @robertrogers891
    @robertrogers891 8 месяцев назад

    Listening to this song is a reminder of how precious life is and there is a power we can learn on for comfort love you amy

  • @FreeBird_6791
    @FreeBird_6791 Год назад

    I remember this performance. When I hear this song now, I remember Columbine.