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Hey look! It worked! We didn’t post this on Sunday, though we tried to. For some reason, it was just today–Tuesday–that YouTube decided to let the video show up.

We’re continuing in the Good Song Sunday tradition this year, and you can look forward to a new video every first Sunday of the month. So even though we’re technically two days late this month, we’re excited to roll out February’s Good Song Sunday!

LOVE DON’T LEAVE ME ALONE

Clap your hands, raise up your voices
Beat your drums, get out your guitars
We love the Lord, He loved us first
So stomp on the floor and rattle the earth

Love don’t leave me alone (love don’t leave me alone)

He opened his mouth, out came the heavens
And the moon and the stars that go on forever
He opened his hand, out came the earth
Rain for the rivers and food from the dirt

Love don’t leave me alone (love don’t leave me alone)

Our road has been long, our minds full of worry
Our road has been long, our minds full of worry
Our road has been long, our minds full of worry
But he won’t forget no one who hopes in his mercy

Love don’t leave me alone (love don’t leave me alone)
from Reckless
Tim F Thornton (Bricklayer Music Publishing, ASCAP) and Aaron Strumpel (Thirsty Dirt Records, ASCAP)

Sorry. I know it was confusing the way that last post went out via email. We got emails back saying “Awww, I missed it” and “That was cruel” and “I built a time machine specifically so I could come.”

Here are the vital stats communicated more clearly:

Lookout Mountain Community Church

When: Sat, Dec 4, 2010 5:30 PM
leading worship for ‘olah service

When: Sun, Dec 5, 2010 10:30 AM
leading worship

When: Fri, Dec 10, 2010 6:00 PM DINNER 7:00 PM CONCERT
christmas concert and dinner | Poster

“Celebrate together at our Christmas Concert & Dinner, featuring The Blackthorn Project and Debbie Milligan/Kerry Conner. Join us for dinner in the Fellowship Hall. Tickets are available in the LMCC Bookstore or call Diane Urbano at 720-746-4106. Cost: $5 Concert, $10 Dinner & Concert, and $25 Family Dinner & Concert (any number). Dinner begins at 6:00 p.m., and the concert at 7:00 p.m. Childcare provided for Nursery to 4-years old at 6:45 p.m.

We suggest getting tickets now to save a couple bucks and ensure your seat:

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/133684

This Saturday, Nov 13, 2010 7:00 PM!
2502 West Colorado Avenue Suite 301, Colorado Springs, CO
The Loft Music Venue – 719.201.2209
Colorado Springs, CO
$5 advance
$8 door
With special guest Barry Patterson

Nasty harmonica and rattley strings will accompany you wailing the blues in “Love Don’t Leave Me Alone” with the rest of the audience. We’ll all get our barnyard yelling, white boy clapping, and funky dancing on for “Mud Song,” and our new “Be Thou My Vision” will make the air thick. If you don’t know what that means, you’ll need to experience it. If you come to one acoustic show this year, make it this one, people!

Yes, please mark your calendar now to join us. The ridiculously talented Barry Patterson will open with a singer/songwriter set from his new album 7000 miles.

The Blackthorn Project will then play songs from Reckless, with Steve Holley manning the upright bass.

We know you’ll want to bring home our new CD, so we’ve made it the show very inexpensive (especially if you buy a ticket now–see below). So it would mean the world to us if you would retweet, like, forward, or use your God-given voice to invite a friend or two who you think would enjoy our music. See you soon!

Sat, Nov 13, 2010 7:00 PM
2502 West Colorado Avenue Suite 301, Colorado Springs, CO
The Loft Music Venue – 719.201.2209
Colorado Springs, CO
$5 advance: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/133684
$8 door
With special guest Barry Patterson

St James Concert Series | Littleton, CO
When: Sun, Oct 24, 2010 7:00 PM
Where: 3601 W Belleview Ave, Littleton, CO

With Todd & Ashley Warren

We’ll be playing songs from Reckless and brand new Reckless CDs will be available. The well-dressed Steve Holley will be joining us a bass large enough to provide a home for a stray animal. Miss it not.

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