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Melaine C - Northern Star

 

Melanie C First day of my life



 

 

Cherish This Love - A1 (With Lyrics) 

 


 The Spirit and the Bride by Matt Maher


 


Audrey Assad- Show Me

 

Matt Maher- Lord I Need You

 

Matt Maher-  40 Days


 


 Matt Maher- Turn Around

 

 

Everybody Hurts - Avril Lavigne (Lyrics)




Avril Lavigne - Nobody's Home (With Lyrics)




Avril Lavigne- Anything But Ordinary 





avril lavigne - nobody's fool 





Audrey Assad- No Turning Back (Lyrics in Description)

Audrey Assad Breaking You (lyrics)





Diamonds in the rough- The Rubyz


"The Bridge Master"

I don't own this video.Credit goes to the right owner. :)The description below is from the uploader of this video :supernatural093

" THE MOVIE's TITLE IS "MOST" or "THE BRIDGE" by other countries

A MUST SEE 
VIDEO

There had been a lot of arguments if this were true or based on 
real life story or not. It's really up to you if you believe this movie and look 
for more information about it in any sites.

You can read the Whole Story 
here:
http://www.equip.org/hank_speaks_outs/john-griffith-the-bridge-operator 
PLEASE READ IT!

In the calmest tone he could muster he instructed his son 
"Stay put." Quickly, he leaped to his feet, he jumped onto the catwalk. As the 
precious seconds flew by, he ran at full-tilt to the steer ladder leading into 
the control house.

Once in, he searched the river to make sure that no 
ships were in sight. And then, as he had been trained to do, he looked straight 
down beneath the bridge to make certain nothing was below. As his eyes moved 
downward, he saw something so horrifying that his heart froze in his chest. For 
there, below him in the massive gearbox that housed the colossal gears that 
moved the gigantic bridge, was his beloved son.

Apparently Greg had 
tried to follow his dad but had fallen off the catwalk. Even now he was wedged 
between the teeth of two main cogs in the gear box. Although he appeared to be 
conscious, John could see that his son's leg had already begun to bleed. Then an 
even more horrifying thought flashed through his mind. Lowering the bridge would 
mean killing the apple of his eye.

Panicked, his mind probed in every 
direction, frantically searching for solutions. In his mind's eye, he saw 
himself grabbing a coiled rope, climbing down the ladder, running down the 
catwalk, securing the rope, sliding down towards his son, pulling him back to 
safety. Then in an instant, he would move back down towards the control lever 
and thrust it down just in time for the oncoming train.

As soon as these 
thoughts appeared, he realized the futility of his plan. Instantly he knew there 
just wouldn't be enough time. Frustration began to beat on John's brow, terror 
written over every inch of his face. His mind darted here and there, vainly 
searching for yet another solution.

His agonized mind considered the 
four hundred people that were moving inextricably closer and closer to the 
bridge. Soon the train would come roaring out of the trees with tremendous 
speed, but this was his son...his only son...his pride...his joy.

He 
knew in a moment there was only one thing he could do. He knew he would have to 
do it. And so, burying his face under his left arm, he plunged down the lever. 
The cries of his son were quickly drowned out by the relentless sound of the 
bridge as it ground slowly into position. With only seconds to spare, the 
Memphis Express—with its 400 passengers—roared out of the trees and across the 
mighty bridge.

John Griffith lifted his tear-stained face and looked 
into the windows of the passing train. A businessman was reading the morning 
newspaper. A uniformed conductor was glancing nonchalantly as his large vest 
pocket watch. Ladies were already sipping their afternoon tea in the dining 
cars. A small boy, looking strangely like his own son, pushed a long thin spoon 
into a large dish of ice cream. Many of the passengers seemed to be engaged in 
idle conversation or careless laughter.

No one even looked his way. No 
one even cast a glance at the giant gear box that housed the mangled remains of 
his hopes and his dreams.

In anguish he pounded the glass in the control 
room. He cried out "What's the matter with you people? Don't you know? Don't you 
care? Don't you know I've sacrificed my son for you? What's wrong with you?"


No one answered. No one heard. No one even looked. Not one of them seemed to 
care. And then, as suddenly as it had happened, it was over. The train 
disappeared moving rapidly across the bridge and out over the horizon."




Lord Move or Move Me...




Empty My Hands





Hold My Heart




Savior Please










I Refuse












Unchanging






Walk a Mile





Misfits






In His Time





Lead me Lord






Take me Out of the Dark Lord











At The Cross






ABOVE ALL










We Are The Reason





God Will Make a Way





Still 





Guidance





Chris Tomlin - Lord I Need You






Chris Tomlin - I Will Follow










Jesus, Hold Me Now--Casting Crowns with lyrics









Casting Crowns - Jesus, Friend of Sinners








Tell The World of His Love World - Youth Day (1995) Carelle Mangaliag and Jeff Arcilla







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