You Are My Son

Chris Padgett

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Anonymous on August 3, 2006
I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!

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Maleko from Kaunakakai, Hawaii on December 21, 2005
I enjoy this song. It feels like God talking to us, reminding us that we are his children. Just like parents, when children don't listen that is when they love them more. God loves us always especially when we fall.

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BL from Cupertino on August 1, 2005
This song brings me to feel power of the relationship of GOD to his son Jesus in a way only a father can know in love, respect and admiration, just as I feel the emotions of my own relationship with my son as he has grown from a child to a man.

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Bonnie from Chandler, AZ on May 21, 2005
I first woke up to this song on Air1 in Phoenix, and absolutely loved it! The bummer with Air1 is that they hardly ever identify the artist for the listeners. Finally, one day they named Scarecrow and Tinmen. You guys are great! Very unique sound, but the words are incredibly comforting.

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Lyrics

1. I should not cry though I’m broken inside;
and why should I mope all day long?
Living above takes the sting from these wounds,
and I’m living by faith and not by sight.
Then I hear his voice gently calling my name.
Love to hear his voice in the cool of, in the cool of the day.
And I love you, my son.
And I love you, my son.
And I want to tell you that you’re on my mind,
the funny things you say and do, and I love, I love that you’re mine.
And I know your name, and I weep when you hurt,
and I cheer when you win, because you are my son.
I will come when you call, I will hear your prayers.
And I will fight for my name because you are my son.
You are my son.
2. Loving me when I am unlovable,
you’re patient when I’m far from it.
Keeping no records of all of our wrongs,
and his love has canceled our debts.
And I stand in awe of your infinite grace,
knowing that you took our sin with its, with its sentence of death.

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