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RE: Like a Radio (WZZZ fm)

Title: RE: Like a Radio (WZZZ fm)
"Second, the lyrics remind me of a time when my girlfriend (now wife) and I contemplated not continuing our relationship.  I felt a lot of the same emotions.  We were worlds apart in so many ways but the love broke down all types of barriers"
 
Wow, mister -- than you really need to hear them tag - ain't no sunshine . . . (when she's gone)
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Cade [mailto:michael.cade.liv1 at statefarm_com]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:41 AM
To: Over-the-Rhine at actwin_com
Subject: RE: Like a Radio (WZZZ fm)

>From: dtemm at yahoo_com [mailto:dtemm at yahoo_com]

 "Like a radio"

>i can't disagree more.  it's boring (IMO).
>

Interesting.  I think LAR has the most profound lyrics of any OTR song.  It reaches me on several levels.

First, I place myself in the writer's place and remember that is exactly how I was when I first believed in God.  I was confused but had a glimpse of Him in my mind, I (like in the Good Samaritan story) was bleeding and bruised and didn't feel worthy to come to the Father.  I knew that I would do anything, go anywhere to be close to Him.

Second, the lyrics remind me of a time when my girlfriend (now wife) and I contemplated not continuing our relationship.  I felt a lot of the same emotions.  We were worlds apart in so many ways but the love broke down all types of barriers.

FWIW

Michael