Still amazes me to have been a part of a group of people where stuff like this just happens.Jim WiegelSent from my iPadThe way I remember it, Terry Wright, my husband at the time, was suffering from some sort of psychosis. In the 70s we knew little about mental disease compared to today. I read Psalm 13 from a traditional translation, and it just sang itself to "500 miles". "Lord I'm one, lord, I'm two, lord I'm three hundred miles..." (change to " How long, O Lord, will you quite forget me, How long will you turn your face from me?") It spoke to the grief I was experiencing when my talented, intelligent, educated husband became an unknown self. So I sang it to some others and it "got into history".
Karen Bueno
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Thank you for your inspiration. What is the story for how this came about?
On Jun 2, 2019 8:16 PM, Karenbueno <karenbueno@aol.com> wrote:
I did.
Karen (Wright) Bueno
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_______________________________________________We (Pat and I) sang psalm 13 to the tune 500 miles this sunday in church. People were addressed. Who came up with this genius version?
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