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Life Is Like a Mountain Railway

Discussion in 'Music Ministry' started by Crabtownboy, Jun 22, 2017.

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    We had an old deacon in a church where I once was, who was a retired railroad man. He dearly loved to hear this song (not particularly by Patsy Cline, just the song in general).
     
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    When I was at Trinity Baptist, Hopewell, VA (now disbanded) the ladies trio would often sing this song.
     
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    Great song. Here sung by Lecil Martin (Boxcar Willie) just before he died. (As he was already suffering horribly from leukemia, his wife Lloene, whom he married in 1962 and remained married to until his death from leukemia in 1999, would help him remember the words to the song.) After almost 40 years of marriage, notice the way he looks at her. You can see the love in his eyes. :)

    Good testimony at the end of the song.

     
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