“The LORD is my strength and my song, and he has become my salvation; this is my God, and I will praise him, my father's God, and I will exalt him.” Exodus 15:2 Music/Reflections of a Catholic youth.
Another popular pro-life Dana song sung acapella by a Soprano:
Let Me live / If you have to choose, choose me / And Let Me live / I have so much love to give you / Let Me Live
You cannot know the difference I could make / Till you look into my face, / You're my mother, / Let Me Live
Let Me Live / We have years to share together / Let Me Live / We have so much to give each other / Let Me Live
As you carry me / So I will carry you / Love will see us through / You're my mother / Let Me Live
I am waiting / Only waiting / For the day that you will hold me, / Hold me in your arms.
A solo accapella version of Dana's popular pro-life song: Come little child Come to me / Play with me / Laugh with me / For little child I can see / All that you can be
1) No more hiding in the shadows / Time to step out in the sun / You will find that your tomorrow’s / Full of things that can be done
2) Together we will climb the mountains / Together we will swim the seas / Together we will find the someone / Who’s longing to be free
A Responsorial Psalm: "Our help is from the Lord who made heaven and earth." Sung with a descant on the refrain and SA verses.
A hymn derived from the melody commonly known as Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence; sung with 3 soloists and the choir.
Two verses of a wonderfully traditional Marian hymn; includes a descant on the second verse.
A powerful melody with familiar lyrics taken directly from Psalm 139; sung with a descant.
A contemporary Christian song composed by Rebbecca St. James. This specific arrangement is taken from Martin Doman's album Where You Are. A beautiful and reflective masterpiece arranged as a duet and accompanied by the organ. The lyrics are provided below:
You search me; You know me; You see my every move. There's nothing I could ever do To hide myself from You.
You know my thoughts, My fears and hurts, My weaknesses and pride; You know what I am going through And how I feel inside.
But even though You know You will always love me; Even though You know You'll never let me go. I don't deserve Your love, But You give it freely. You will always love me Even though You know.
“I praise you, for I am wonderfully made.” Chanted verse accompanied by organ; including an Alto harmony on the refrain.
An arrangement of a well-known Communion hymn; sung with a descant on the refrain and a simple Baritone harmony on the verses.
A brief six minute duet compiled from the inspiring Broadway musical Les Miserables featuring On My Own, Bring Him Home, and the first part of the Finale.
"I will praise you, Lord, for you have rescued me." Chanted verse accompanied by organ; including a descant on the refrain.
An arrangement from the Heritage Mass sung in unison and then divided into four parts: SATB; accompanied by the organ and the celebrant.