Print Of A Baby’s Hand
Every Christmas I get a little more sentimental. This is a “demo’ of a song I wrote this inspired by my memory of a “Baby’s First Christmas’ Ornament. That child is 40 years old now and has my very first Grandson. Let’s not forget that Baby Jesus grew up too.
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14 Replies to “Print Of A Baby’s Hand”
Love it! So beautiful.
Hi Thanks Linda. there should be an award for all the time you’ve resonated with my music and pretty much everything else.Thanks too for sharing on twitter.
Where’s that “thumbs up” emoji when you need it?
all of the right feelings and all the wrong emoji’s. LOL So glad I get to share my new songs a little closer to when I actually wrote them. it was becoming hard to remember when that was. Theres songs I posted on here that were written 5 or 10 years ago that never went anywhere because they didn’t fit the narritive! I hope you’ve had a chance to hear all I’ve posted under “Songs That Didn’t Make The Last Record”
This is so precious Brian! I love it! Though cannot think of any songs you’ve written that I don’t love
Thanks Sherry, I have a few others that haven’t been released “Christmas Card”, “Ring In The Wrapping” and “Look What I Can Do” a song about my granddaughters.
Sweet ☆
Thanks for takin the time to listen Kay.. it’s a lost art
Bryan, this is beautiful. Thanks for what you do.
Hi Debbie, Thanks for takin the time to listen and to add a comment.. means a lot to me!
This is one of the best songs you have ever written and it speaks to all of us who have popsicle stick memories on our trees and who have pieces of our hearts walking around outside of our bodies in our precious grown children.
Hi Christina thanks for the encouragement and yes I think I’m writing stronger songs now than I ever did. I”m posting another one tomorrow from my sentimental Christmas collection that has not been recorded. You’ll like that one too
Hi Brian. Kenneth Hannah here. I love the sentiment and memories and how it’s so important to remember how the baby Jesus didn’t stay a baby, but became a man, who eventually became our Savior! The melody is peaceful and enjoyable to listen to. I love the harmony you created. Of course I have loved your music from the beginning! I am a huge fan and always will be. I still remember the 8 track I had of your first group. Different times. Keep writing, keep singing, keep recording, because your music does so much more than entertaining the masses. You inspire people, give them hope, and a chance to know Christ Jesus as Lord. So don’t tire in doing good, one day you will see the harvest from the seeds you have planted in so many lives. Stay the coarse, keep running the race as if to win! You are more than a child of the Most High God, you are a worshiper that goes before the armies of God and prepares God’s people to overcome their foes and win the battle! In writing this… this sounds like a great idea for a song that I would love to write with you. But, thank you for your gift of music with me and how your songs have ministered to me for so long. I would still love to hear an updated song of Remember Me. That song and Blessed Are The Tears That Fall have been my favorites, though I treasure them all. Please let me know when you come back around Arkansas. Merry Christmas! Love you brother!
Thanks for the encouragement Ken.. in the last three years I’ve been asking God what he wants of me. Sometimes you have to just do whats in front of you. God can open any door.. but I’ve spent a long time in the hallway thru these covid years! Seems like this podcast came together amazingly fast.