As a young man I suffered a horrific injury at the hand of another and my life's dreams and the career I had worked towards from childhood was taken completely away from me as I learned again how to walk. Now I teach children to walk and overcome their own injuries. This song means more to me than I could ever put into words. Thank you.
comrade doge my grandad passed away June 22 2017 he and I shared a passion for music. He made me appreciate songs and music and listen to the words of every song I herd. It never made held as much wait as it does now. He is gone but that music he loved is still hereand with a simple few chords of a song I can close my eyes and he is sitting right beside me listing as well. I miss him every single day, but the music that he loved keeps him alive in me. He would have loved this song.
Perhaps the perfect song - moving and metaphorical. A true anthem for young men and women everywhere who dream to be strong and tall, but ultimately serve a nobler purpose.
That was not the way I interpreted the song. The way I saw it the tree thought his dreams could never come true because of his handicap. But in the end it was his handicap that led to the fulfilment of his dream, even greater than he imagined.
I am a 6'2" 200 lb. lumberjack and your song had me swallowing hard. I am blessed to have heard it. You, Sir, are an amazing and talented artist. I am now a very big fan. May God bless you.
When walking in old growth timber around areas of conflicts of old, I often find myself looking at those massive trees and wonder if any of those trees have heard the dying words of a countrymen, as he took his final breath. I imagine if you listen close enough you can probably hear them whisper those lost words.
I’ve listened to this song hundreds of times and shared with countless friends. It is quite possibly one of the most masterful examples of talent in songwriting in the history of music. Familiar and reflective. Emotional and textured. The lyrics to this song bring tears to my eyes every time. Mr. Park, you made a masterpiece. Thank you.
To You Mr, Elliot, Your song is a gift from GOD. I was a 12 year old girl that believed in God. . But one day my dad got sick with brain Cancer.. When he died & I saw his dead body, I WAS ANGRY at God ..... It Lasted 25 Years. Anger can really weigh you down. . I finally realized that it wasn't about me but what he went through & to love again was to realize that it was really a gift to my soul.. I decided to move 2200 miles and put my FAITH back in God.. Not for Answers, Not for praise, Not for what you think God should do for you but for Love of faith.. Now as I give back to people they think I,m a gift.. But the gift is my fathers love, Gods love,and knowing that strength comes with the exception of God path for you!!! Pain and sadness .. if thought in a positive way In a Godly way.. Pain can Make you Stronger... Its No Longer about you but how you live .......
Our yoga instructor is friends with Elliot Park and she introduced us to this song at a trauma treatment facility I attended last month. This song is so ethereally beautiful, warm, straight to the heartstrings. One of the first things I did upon returning home was recommend it to several close friends. It's incredible too, the more you listen to you, the more nuances you pick up. The subtly laid out strings of "Amazing Grace" in the background...the symbolism behind the lyrics themselves...the incredible significance in who and what the solider represented, the time period...what a work of art. Absolutely beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.
This is one of the most touching songs I've heard in many years. I love the violins play that lovely old tune in a new and sweet way. I love the history, the story, everything about it. It gives me sweet and welcome chills every time I hear it.
We have a huge Maple tree in our small, front yard. It grew from a seed that blew in place from a neighbor's tree located a very good distance away. We keep the sapling growing and it doubled each year in size for over 20 years. Now, it towers over our 3 story home and provides an abundance of shade for us as we sit on our front porch. I personally love our tree. Isn't creation magnificent?
I’m back again listening to this one again. I am a crusty old guy but I can never get through it without shedding a tear or two…..let’s just say I need a hankie before the end of it.
This song has had an immense emotional impact on me, I empathize with it, I am that tree. Later in life working for a church that suffered fire, I only long for the bell to ring again, and sing, of God's good grace. Bless elliot, and all of you listening, with your hearts
This song impacted me in a deep and meaningful way. This artist should be much better known bringing such a beautiful story to a four minute song. I had to listen twice.
I had no expectations of my evening when I was blindsided by this. First it was the tune that got me... and as I drove the dark highway, I realized I needed to hear it again. Then the words hit me. I’m blown away and privileged to have even heard this. Simply amazing.
A small group of friends and I played this one Sunday at our church. Our church has pretty good music (of all kinds) and one woman said it was the best thing she'd ever heard there. I played it at a family reunion; no one else knew it and when I finished everyone oo-ed and ah-ed. (I'm not that good; it was the song.) I play it all the time on my own because it makes me happy. And I keep wondering what the inspiration was: a tree? A bell? Just one of those passing mind-buzzes that afflicts creative people? Whatever. I love it.
A friend sent me this song after my wife of 37 years died of covid May 19, 2021. I am still literally stunned at the way it moves me. God is good. My purpose in life will be fulfilled
I'm such a sap! Sitting here at work listening to Pandoa, I had to come here to view the lyrics to make sure I heard them right. At first I thought it was a metaphor for a young man but when he "gladly fell" I finally confirmed to myself it WAS literal. Now tears are pouring out and I have nothing but a Subway napkin to wipe them away.
to me, this song is a perfect metaphor of you might not be what you wanted to be due to unforeseen circumstances, but if you persevere, you can do great things not yet thought of.
@@kennethromine6332 I believe the beauty of music, or art in general, is that there can be multiple interpretations of the piece. To think your interpretation is the only correct one is rather pretentious.
@@jimf1421 Interpret this song anyway you please. These days truth has become rather subjective (in some people's minds anyway). The writer ends this this song with "of God's good grace" . Maybe you are right and he is wrong.
@@kennethromine6332 are you worried about objective and subjective truth referencing a song where a tree is singing about wishing to grow up strong and tall lol. I'll just state that when it comes to works of art like poems, songs, paintings, etc., there are often multiple meanings interwoven into them. I would find it hard to believe that if we ask Mr Park about the song he would reject my original proposition. However, let me restate it so that we might end this stupid internet argument. To me, this song shows us that you might not be what you wanted to be due to unforeseen circumstances, but WITH GOD'S GRACE, and if you persevere, you can do great things not yet thought of.
.....My church in Asheville, NC many years ago adopted a family from Viet Nam. One Sunday morning the mother sang Amazing Grace. I can not hear the song, music that I do not go back to that day. Thank you for a beautiful viedo.
Hello sir!! My name is Michael Gordon. My brother James Gordon died in 2016 at the age 30. My father and I fell in love with your music.It reminded us of James so much. I just want to thank you .
God bless you Mr. Park. The Christian music industry could learn a lot from you. This hauntingly, beautiful piece has the right message (faith, courage, love, self sacrifice, fulfillment, and ultimately, grace) without being overly formulaic like almost all Christian music being produced today. Please, please keep writing and performing. We’ll keep listening.
truly one of the most beautiful pieces of music i’ve ever had the privilege to hear. i bawl when i hear this. everything about this song is amazing and moving.
The tree wanted to be strong and tall but grew crooked and low to the ground. An example of how God answers prayer sometimes . The tree ended up tall and strong doing The Lord's will. Very nice.
I was riding my bike on a beautiful day in North Carolina and this song came through my headset. I stopped to listen. I've listened to this song dozens of times since then. I'd love a print of the oak, frame it and hang it in my living room!! Thank you Elliott!
This song came up in my Spotify discover weekly. I was like, "is this song about a tree?" Nope, this song is about dreams, doubts, and discovering happiness ;) Great work!
I have spent several years writing a book about my family related to this time period (civil war), and then I heard this song on Pandora. I must have listened to this song for an hour, crying. It reminds of things my g-grandmother from Arkansas would say to me as a child. You have a beautiful gift, sir.
Sometimes beautiful music is found when you are not looking or listening for it. I was sitting in a hotel eating breakfast and this song (The Soldier and the Oak) was played on the hotel sound system. I stopped and had my son ascertain the artist and name of the song since my Soundhound app was not finding it. My lucky day. Thank you Mr. Park.
I used to hear this when I saw 3-5 years old all the time when I go home from school ever since I moved I haven’t heard it for 7 years. I’m twelve now. I would always listen to you music, Now I understand the music.
This is an amazingly beautiful song and an eloquent expression of grace. Wow. I had to stop, like many others, and listen to it several times. Just now drying my tears.
I happened to hear this song last year through Pandora as I was driving on the 4th of July. It is a truly beautiful song. Reminds me of my sweet grandfather who fought in the Korean war and who loved the hymn Amazing Grace. Thank you!
Thank you for crafting such a beautiful piece of music -- melodically, lyrically, instrumentally. This song reminds of The Giving Tree. Please keep writing! :)
You may not have as many fans as some other artists but I do believe that your songs touch every one of your fan’s hearts. It’s rare to find an artist with such an impact. Quality over quantity. ❤️
Great song I found out your songs when my teacher showed my whole class of 30 people ever since I found your music its been my favourite and I mean it keep it up
i have cried maybe 4 or 5 times in the last 5 years - not that i don't get emotional but i just got some dry ducts. i can say at least 2 of those times was because i was listening to this song. i have never heard a story that touches me in such a deep deep way. by far and large my favorite story of all time. it will never get old.
One day I was having a hard time and I was on my iPad. God must’ve known I loved this song because my iPad started to play it. I didn’t turn Pandora or RUclips on. It made me love this song even more 😊
This song moves me so deeply every time I listen to it. Tears fall each and every time. The words are incredibly touching and the music so simple and yet so beautiful. Thank you.
Just when I needed it most, I ran across this beautiful song. What a difference a few minutes of words and music can make in a mans life. God has been answering prayers by telling me about oak trees and acorns! Thanks for the meaningful song. God bless!
As a young man I suffered a horrific injury at the hand of another and my life's dreams and the career I had worked towards from childhood was taken completely away from me as I learned again how to walk. Now I teach children to walk and overcome their own injuries. This song means more to me than I could ever put into words. Thank you.
When no one else is there for you, music always is.
comrade doge my grandad passed away June 22 2017 he and I shared a passion for music. He made me appreciate songs and music and listen to the words of every song I herd. It never made held as much wait as it does now. He is gone but that music he loved is still hereand with a simple few chords of a song I can close my eyes and he is sitting right beside me listing as well. I miss him every single day, but the music that he loved keeps him alive in me. He would have loved this song.
Well ..that's true for me ...except for my father with whom I'm not in good terms with, I really dont have anyone .
I find that to be very true, which I guess is probably why there is music. Thank you for commenting:)
So true, music is so comforting.
True
Perhaps the perfect song - moving and metaphorical. A true anthem for young men and women everywhere who dream to be strong and tall, but ultimately serve a nobler purpose.
Thanks Mark!
That was not the way I interpreted the song. The way I saw it the tree thought his dreams could never come true because of his handicap. But in the end it was his handicap that led to the fulfilment of his dream, even greater than he imagined.
Well said Mark
I am a 6'2" 200 lb. lumberjack and your song had me swallowing hard. I am blessed to have heard it. You, Sir, are an amazing and talented artist. I am now a very big fan. May God bless you.
Thank you Braunty man! Haha. Seriously thank you so much for commenting and I apologize for the latent reply.
I too am a fan of this story. It makes you wonder about the nature of all things?
When walking in old growth timber around areas of conflicts of old, I often find myself looking at those massive trees and wonder if any of those trees have heard the dying words of a countrymen, as he took his final breath. I imagine if you listen close enough you can probably hear them whisper those lost words.
Amen my dude it is so strong and beautiful!!!
I’ve listened to this song hundreds of times and shared with countless friends. It is quite possibly one of the most masterful examples of talent in songwriting in the history of music. Familiar and reflective. Emotional and textured. The lyrics to this song bring tears to my eyes every time. Mr. Park, you made a masterpiece. Thank you.
Well said! I feel the same way. I am deeply moved by it every time.
To You Mr, Elliot, Your song is a gift from GOD.
I was a 12 year old girl that believed in God. . But one day my dad got sick with brain Cancer.. When he died & I saw his dead body,
I WAS ANGRY at God .....
It Lasted 25 Years. Anger can really weigh you down.
. I finally realized that it wasn't about me but what he went through & to love again was to realize that it was really a gift to my soul.. I decided to move 2200 miles and put my FAITH back in God.. Not for Answers, Not for praise, Not for what you think God should do for you but for Love of faith.. Now as I give back to people they think I,m a gift.. But the gift is my fathers love, Gods love,and knowing that strength comes with the exception of God path for you!!! Pain and sadness .. if thought in a positive way In a Godly way.. Pain can Make you Stronger... Its No Longer about you but how you live .......
This is off the hook. How something different can be so precious. So many stories here. Unmerited favor. Mercy. Grace.
Thanks Nathan
Our yoga instructor is friends with Elliot Park and she introduced us to this song at a trauma treatment facility I attended last month. This song is so ethereally beautiful, warm, straight to the heartstrings. One of the first things I did upon returning home was recommend it to several close friends.
It's incredible too, the more you listen to you, the more nuances you pick up. The subtly laid out strings of "Amazing Grace" in the background...the symbolism behind the lyrics themselves...the incredible significance in who and what the solider represented, the time period...what a work of art.
Absolutely beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.
Honored... Thanks so much for listening~
This is one of the most touching songs I've heard in many years. I love the violins play that lovely old tune in a new and sweet way. I love the history, the story, everything about it. It gives me sweet and welcome chills every time I hear it.
Thank you so much:)
We have a huge Maple tree in our small, front yard. It grew from a seed that blew in place from a neighbor's tree located a very good distance away. We keep the sapling growing and it doubled each year in size for over 20 years. Now, it towers over our 3 story home and provides an abundance of shade for us as we sit on our front porch. I personally love our tree. Isn't creation magnificent?
Heard this on pandora and the lyrics stopped me in my track. Amazing
BeautifulDeer me too.
like a baseball bat to the chest - amazing song
Me too! I sent it to a friend right away
Same here. Made me instantly think of my Mentor who took his life. He was the biggest influence in my career. Best SSG I’ve ever know or will know.
Thank you so much. Sorry it took so long to reply.
holy crap - I cant believe I’m crying about a tree
Right? But it’s not just the tree, is it :)
I’m back again listening to this one again. I am a crusty old guy but I can never get through it without shedding a tear or two…..let’s just say I need a hankie before the end of it.
Elliott, This song always brought me to tears.
Ah thanks Alex!
Found this song on Pandora. Brought tears to my eyes.
Thank you!
Music is art form and this song is a masterpiece.
Thanks so much!
This song has had an immense emotional impact on me, I empathize with it, I am that tree. Later in life working for a church that suffered fire, I only long for the bell to ring again, and sing, of God's good grace. Bless elliot, and all of you listening, with your hearts
This song impacted me in a deep and meaningful way. This artist should be much better known bringing such a beautiful story to a four minute song. I had to listen twice.
Thanks so much Russel. Sorry it took so long to reply.
I had no expectations of my evening when I was blindsided by this. First it was the tune that got me... and as I drove the dark highway, I realized I needed to hear it again. Then the words hit me. I’m blown away and privileged to have even heard this. Simply amazing.
A small group of friends and I played this one Sunday at our church. Our church has pretty good music (of all kinds) and one woman said it was the best thing she'd ever heard there. I played it at a family reunion; no one else knew it and when I finished everyone oo-ed and ah-ed. (I'm not that good; it was the song.) I play it all the time on my own because it makes me happy. And I keep wondering what the inspiration was: a tree? A bell? Just one of those passing mind-buzzes that afflicts creative people? Whatever. I love it.
That means a lot. Thank you for taking the time to comment!
A friend sent me this song after my wife of 37 years died of covid May 19, 2021. I am still literally stunned at the way it moves me.
God is good. My purpose in life will be fulfilled
The story telling in this song is amazing
I'm such a sap! Sitting here at work listening to Pandoa, I had to come here to view the lyrics to make sure I heard them right. At first I thought it was a metaphor for a young man but when he "gladly fell" I finally confirmed to myself it WAS literal. Now tears are pouring out and I have nothing but a Subway napkin to wipe them away.
Thank you. Sorry for the awkward tears:)
Thank you so much guys. Sorry I don't check You Tube or social media as often as I should
Elliott Park Music That is not necessarily a bad thing :P
my 22 year old daughter cried but i had a huge smile! Thank You!
4 years later and I had the blessing of hearing this song. One of the most amazing songs I had never heard of. We need to get this out there!!!
Shared it on several Civil War Facebook groups in in. 🎶
to me, this song is a perfect metaphor of you might not be what you wanted to be due to unforeseen circumstances, but if you persevere, you can do great things not yet thought of.
I believe that you may have missed the point. This is a song of God's grace.
@@kennethromine6332 I believe the beauty of music, or art in general, is that there can be multiple interpretations of the piece. To think your interpretation is the only correct one is rather pretentious.
@@jimf1421 Interpret this song anyway you please. These days truth has become rather subjective (in some people's minds anyway). The writer ends this this song with "of God's good grace" . Maybe you are right and he is wrong.
@@kennethromine6332 are you worried about objective and subjective truth referencing a song where a tree is singing about wishing to grow up strong and tall lol. I'll just state that when it comes to works of art like poems, songs, paintings, etc., there are often multiple meanings interwoven into them. I would find it hard to believe that if we ask Mr Park about the song he would reject my original proposition. However, let me restate it so that we might end this stupid internet argument.
To me, this song shows us that you might not be what you wanted to be due to unforeseen circumstances, but WITH GOD'S GRACE, and if you persevere, you can do great things not yet thought of.
This song always gives me chills.
.....My church in Asheville, NC many years ago adopted a family from Viet Nam. One Sunday morning the mother sang Amazing Grace. I can not hear the song, music that I do not go back to that day. Thank you for a beautiful viedo.
Youre welcome! Thank you so much.
Adversity and the sacrifice of the selfless few brings joy to others and glory to God!
Hello sir!! My name is Michael Gordon. My brother James Gordon died in 2016 at the age 30. My father and I fell in love with your music.It reminded us of James so much. I just want to thank you .
Your'e welcome. I'm so sorry about your brother.
Please keep making music. I found this song recently, and the world needs more of this.
I appreciate those kind words Dylan. More is in the works.
Beautiful....moved me to tears with its beauty ❤❤
As an American and a soldier, this song gets me every time.
Thank you Jay
This is probably my favorite song
Thanks for that Justin
No problem, but when you become famous I better get a shoutout😂
This is an amazing song. Beautiful written and sung. I love it.
God bless you Mr. Park. The Christian music industry could learn a lot from you. This hauntingly, beautiful piece has the right message (faith, courage, love, self sacrifice, fulfillment, and ultimately, grace) without being overly formulaic like almost all Christian music being produced today. Please, please keep writing and performing. We’ll keep listening.
Thank you Mr Banks!
truly one of the most beautiful pieces of music i’ve ever had the privilege to hear. i bawl when i hear this. everything about this song is amazing and moving.
The tree wanted to be strong and tall but grew crooked and low to the ground. An example of how God answers prayer sometimes . The tree ended up tall and strong doing The Lord's will. Very nice.
Man. What a story. Awesome.
Amazing song which will mean a lot more to you when you watch his story. Thanks Elliott !!
Thanks Norm!
This song had me tear up. great lyrics with a good message and a beautiful melody. God, bless.
Thank you Ricky
You are brilliant Sir, love all your works and your songs.
God gave you beautiful voice too 🙏🙏🙏.
Thank you!
Listening to this song in 2021 and I can’t help but see the importance of such great story telling in music. This is a masterful interpretation.
I was riding my bike on a beautiful day in North Carolina and this song came through my headset. I stopped to listen. I've listened to this song dozens of times since then. I'd love a print of the oak, frame it and hang it in my living room!! Thank you Elliott!
everytime I hear this I can't help but start tearing up 😢 it's so beautiful, it pulls on the strings of my soul
Thank you Natalya!
Thank you JBC for sharing this song with me. It is beautiful just as you are.
Did this make anyone else cry the first couple times they listen to it or my am I just a crybaby
This song came up in my Spotify discover weekly. I was like, "is this song about a tree?" Nope, this song is about dreams, doubts, and discovering happiness ;) Great work!
Yessir! Thanks Ford.
Love this song.
Made me cry.Made me remember my childhood and all my loved places!Thank you!
I have spent several years writing a book about my family related to this time period (civil war), and then I heard this song on Pandora. I must have listened to this song for an hour, crying. It reminds of things my g-grandmother from Arkansas would say to me as a child. You have a beautiful gift, sir.
Thank you Rebecka!
Sometimes beautiful music is found when you are not looking or listening for it. I was sitting in a hotel eating breakfast and this song (The Soldier and the Oak) was played on the hotel sound system. I stopped and had my son ascertain the artist and name of the song since my Soundhound app was not finding it. My lucky day. Thank you Mr. Park.
You're welcome. Thank you for commenting.
I used to hear this when I saw 3-5 years old all the time when I go home from school ever since I moved I haven’t heard it for 7 years. I’m twelve now. I would always listen to you music, Now I understand the music.
Please don't stop making music! This is wonderful. I get chills every time.
You're so anointed for music! I praise God for making you.
Absolutely love this song! Truly inspiring.
I really do hope he is doing well and elliot if you see this just know that you are amazing and i really do thank you for your lovely songs
You're welcome and thank you so much!
It was on pandora one day and it got stuck in my head great song
This is simply a remarkable song. Absolutely brilliant. Mr. Park, I am in awe every time I listen to it
Thank you:)
Such a Beautiful song.
Really enjoy this song, event after 1,000 times....
This is such a perfect bardic song, and a wonderful story of hope. Thank you for your masterpieces
You're welcome. Thank you!
Dude when i first heard this song i cryed
Thanks for commenting. Sorry about the tears...and how long it took to reply:)
This is an amazingly beautiful song and an eloquent expression of grace. Wow. I had to stop, like many others, and listen to it several times. Just now drying my tears.
One of my favorites. Thank You Elliott Park.
You're welcome:)
This is a beautiful song, thank you for writing it.
Your songs make me so sad... in a good way
Haha.. Thanks:)
🙏 🤲 🙏 wow absolutely powerful 👏 new friend here
Autumn showed me this song. she was so proud to show me💜
This is my go to song when my depression and anxiety kicks in. Thank you for making this. Seriously, thanks.
Wow... so honored. This song ushered me out of some dark days, too.
Thank to Spotify I've found such a beautiful song. Love the story too.
So beautiful , such a deep story
Thank you
Holy moley... that's beautiful.
Beautiful. Truly beautiful
I heard this on pandora and found the sound name by googling "soldier tree church lyrics". Thank you google. Beautiful song.
Elliot. You are a bard and poet. Heard you today on Pandora for the first time and heading to iTunes to find you there
Ah Pierre... thank you sir.
This is a great song.
I happened to hear this song last year through Pandora as I was driving on the 4th of July. It is a truly beautiful song. Reminds me of my sweet grandfather who fought in the Korean war and who loved the hymn Amazing Grace. Thank you!
I'm glad it brings that memory to you. Thanks so much. Sorry for taking so long to reply.
Thank you for crafting such a beautiful piece of music -- melodically, lyrically, instrumentally. This song reminds of The Giving Tree. Please keep writing! :)
Thank you Carrie.
That is exactly what I thought of- The Giving Tree! Similar stories.
This came on Pandora recently and I really enjoyed it .
Thanks!
Beautiful. Thank you.
You may not have as many fans as some other artists but I do believe that your songs touch every one of your fan’s hearts. It’s rare to find an artist with such an impact. Quality over quantity. ❤️
thank you!
MAN. This song made tears spring to my eyes. Keep writing, and you will change the world.
Thank you!
This song is just amazing
Thanks so much!
This is such a beautiful marriage of music, lyrics and Grace. Thank you, Mr. Park
You are very welcome. Thanks for commenting.
An absolutely beautiful and hope inspiring song!
Thank you.
Great song I found out your songs when my teacher showed my whole class of 30 people ever since I found your music its been my favourite and I mean it keep it up
i have cried maybe 4 or 5 times in the last 5 years - not that i don't get emotional but i just got some dry ducts. i can say at least 2 of those times was because i was listening to this song. i have never heard a story that touches me in such a deep deep way. by far and large my favorite story of all time. it will never get old.
My favorite song
This is making me cry, but I love this work of art.
One day I was having a hard time and I was on my iPad. God must’ve known I loved this song because my iPad started to play it. I didn’t turn Pandora or RUclips on. It made me love this song even more 😊
This song moves me so deeply every time I listen to it. Tears fall each and every time. The words are incredibly touching and the music so simple and yet so beautiful. Thank you.
You're welcome. Thank you for the kind words.
I first heard this on Pandora Radio, and I've now played it 20+ times and it's not lost any of its magic. Truly amazing!
Thank you!
So sad and so beautiful 💕
Don't know why this song makes me cry. But it does. No more needs to be said.
Thanks Mr. Elliott Park..... Made me 'happy cry'. Thanks.😄😿
I love this song..
Thank you Jane
A beautiful ballad and a powerful message. We make plans, but God has other ideas. Better ideas. We just have to listen.
Just when I needed it most, I ran across this beautiful song. What a difference a few minutes of words and music can make in a mans life. God has been answering prayers by telling me about oak trees and acorns! Thanks for the meaningful song. God bless!
I am so glad you found meaning in it. Merry Christmas!
@@elliottparkmusic6303 very much so. Merry Christmas to you as well!
Such a good story
Please continue making music. You are a true artist, and your words truly touch the hearts of those who hear them.
Thank you so much for these kind words, Robert. Means more than you know.
I love the amazing grace part! such a beautiful song!
just popped up on my discover weekly. beautiful song.
A friend shared this with me yesterday. Beautiful. So touching. Thank you so much for this. LOVE it. His Richest. HIs Love.
Thank you:)