Last week I shared a video of Pap and Paul doing one of Pap’s original songs and told you the girls had been working on singing it themselves. Well they come through for us and uploaded a video of them and Paul doing the song.
I love the girls’ harmony as much as I love Pap and Paul’s. I know Pap would be tickled that they learned one of his songs to perform. I hope you enjoyed the video and I hope you have a wonderful Sunday!
You can hear more of Pap’s original songs at the links below.
Original singles released on Spotify.
Shepherd of My Soul (Album released in 2016).
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Just beautiful!
Aww….love it! And….loved your cornbread and blackberry jelly recipe too! I canned 11 half-pints with your recipe today, and made your cornbread to go with some soup beans and fried potatoes. We put buttered cornbread down, next a few fried potatoes, then soup beans, and top those three with small dollops of horseradish and ketchup and finally some vidalia onions….. exactly how grandma Marceline &grandpa Carl used to eat theirs!!
Just beautiful! I know Pap would be so proud!
Sounds so beautiful. Mr. Wilson and his father, Pastor Wade, live on in this song sung and played so beautifully by you three. Surely they would be so happy to hear you all performing it and blessing many people on this Sunday morning. Hope everyone has a wonderful week.
Beautiful singing, girls. Your voices are maturing very lovely and blend together so well. Great picking too, Paul. What a treasure to sing Pap’s song. Thank you for sharing with us.
Lovely. Thank you.
Just beautiful.
Well done!!! I thoroughly enjoyed the song. How wonderful that Chitter and Chatter, and Paul, are carrying on the legacy of their grandfather and father.
Prayers for Granny Wilson
Beautiful music!
Headed to church here in Oregon, Our Saviors Lutheran in Salem, Oregon. The girls would be a wonderful addition to our non-traditional service, where we enjoy many uplifting musical gifts. Their voices are so pure and soul-stirring!
Continuing prayers for Granny and all of you, God Bless and protect you all wjith healing and strength.
Have a GREAT SUNDAY afternoon and evening.
I think this is a wonderful song to listen to your Dad and Paul sing on your music you tube channel. And now the girls, with Paul, have given this beautiful song an equal amount of excellence as the original! Your Dad’s songs are so well written. I think it is fantastic that his family takes such loving interest, and care, in sharing his songs with the world. The words he wrote down and put to music are exactly what the world is thirsting for. The talent Paul, Katie, and Corie have is a treasure to listen to!
I am still walking on Cloud Happiness over the good news from your Mom’s doctor appointment this past week! Everyday I am praising God for answered prayer. And everyday I am praying earnestly that a treatment plan will be prayerfully, thoughtfully, and well researched for her. I am praying these next tests will reveal that plan of action clearly.
Eleven years ago, when I was diagnosed with cancer in my left tear duct, they told me if they removed it surgically I would lose my eye at the worst, and at the best my eye area would become so disfigured I would not be able to shut my eye again. So they opted for radiation. I was told I would have 7 days a week of that treatment for 7 weeks. At the beginning of the journey, it seemed like it would be forever. There were so many things that seemed like huge hurdles that had to be jumped over. But I went every day with my Christian cd of choice for that day, and the radiation team played it during my radiation, and I kept my focus on my Great Physician – instead of on my claustrophobic fear of that great big, heavy, piece of equipment hanging just inches above my body. I was so afraid it would accidentally drop down and crush me. I had to lay flat on a table like that, in the dark room, for what seemed like forever. And my head was under a full face and neck mask that was bolted to the table to keep my eye area absolutely still. And everyday after I got home from treatment, I awarded myself with a big bowl of ice cream. On the last day of treatment I cried happy tears as I rang that bell in the hospital hallway signaling an end to another person’s cancer treatment. It gave me goosebumps when everyone within hearing distance of that bell stopped what they were doing for a minute and clapped and cheered!
God is good. He is so very good! The only side effect I suffered was I did lose all my eye lashes on my left eye, and half of them on my right eye. They told me they would never grow back. I did pray for them to grow back, and God did answer this vain girl’s prayer!! Almost all of them have. The only other thing I had afterwards was a constant tenderness under my left eye into my cheek area. That finally disappeared last year, and I only very occasionally feel light tenderness there now.
And I have to honestly confess – it took me about nine years before I could eat ice cream again! I just started eating it again a couple of years ago. Silly me. Ice cream tastes so good, why did I wait so long?!
I am praying for all of you!!
Donna. : )
Donna- your comments today really touched me. I am so claustrophobic that I can’t even imagine your anxiety of having a face mask hooked to a table and lowered over you. I had to have an mri one time and as soon as they got me in, I started crying and begged them to get me out. I eventually had another successful one. I had to prepare myself mentally ahead of time, and this time they played music I liked/-and there was a wonderful lady helping who said she wouldn’t let go of my hand or leave me. She spoke softly and let me know what was happening and how long it would be. You were very brave—and I am happy you got through it and can enjoy your ice cream once more!
Brenda T – oh, but you are the true brave one!! An MRI is my worst fear! They would have to knock me out completely! I was scheduled for an “open” MRI once, and they even gave me meds to make me drowsy, but as soon as I saw the machine I chickened out. I couldn’t even give it a try. I am so badly claustrophobic that I can’t even wear hats on my head, I feel like I am suffocating when I put one on, and I have to get it off fast. When I lived in Iowa for awhile, people would insist I would die of pneumonia because it would be -40 with the windchill and I would be out and about with no stocking hat or scarf on. I was fine, the cold did not bother me, and I hardly ever got sick there. Reading your experience with the MRI assured me even more – if they can’t see what’s inside me with a CT scan, none of us really needs to know what’s there anyways. : ). As for the radiation mask and machine, it was very hard to do. They had to put a heavy lead bell over the left eye to protect it from the radiation, and drops in both eyes that made my vision very blurry. The mask was made specifically to fit my head prior to treatment beginning, so when I completed treatment, they gave it to me to keep. It is stuffed in the very back of my deepest closet inside a pillow case. I keep thinking I need to throw it away, but I am not ready to see it again just yet. Funny how some people are not affected by being in elevators, or other closed in places at all – and others are. Given the choice, I always take the stairs, it doesn’t matter how many flights up I have to go!
Donna : )
love that song!!! the girls harmony is spot on!!
Good Sunday morning! This was a beautiful song and the harmony is perfect! Your dad certainly had real talent in writing great songs! I enjoyed this song very much so thank you Wilson family. Have a blessed day and let’s keep dear granny in our prayers and ANYONE who needs a healing that they may receive it in our Lord Jesus who said by HIS stripes we ARE healed!!!
Your girls are just so sweet and so are their voices. I love all the songs you post, especially on Sunday mornings. Hope you all have a wonderful Sunday as well.
This song is beautiful! Praise to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ! Thank you for singing this for us. It’s a blessing!
Lovely harmony and music, so fitting on Sunday morning. The words remind me of Christ’s mission “to seek and to save that which was lost.” I have pondered on the “that” instead of “those” and “are”. Not questioning the bible but wondering if there is a deeper meaning than usually thought yet not excluding the common understanding either. Anyway, as another song says, “I’m So Glad He Found Me”.
Lovely to listen to. Thank you ladies and Paul.
Katie, Corie and Paul you did an amazing job performing the song. A beautiful song indeed. I got cold chills listening to it. Paul’s dad and the twin’s Katie and Corie’s grandpa would be so proud that you performed one of his songs that he wrote. Thank you, Tipper, for posting the video of the song. Praying daily for granny to be well. May the good Lord watch over you and keep you safe and well always.
Thanks for sharing one of Pap’s songs sung by his beautiful talented family. Everyone have a wonderful Lord’s day! Continued prayers for the family✝️
Amen, Thank you Lord for saving me! Beautiful song and beautifully sung! Thank you for starting our Sunday morning off with praise and worship to our Lord as we get ready for church. Have a blessed Sunday y’all!
Prayers for Granny and her entire family. So grateful for the beautiful song, music and voices.
Great way to start a Sunday. Thanks for sharing.
And yet another great song and harmony. You have such a talented family and thank you for sharing them with us. Praying for Granny and you guys. God Bless
Good morning friends of Appalachia, don’t forget to pray for Granny, God bless you thank you for praying ❤️✝️
Amen!