“Jesus Was an Only Son” is one of Bruce Springsteen’s loveliest songs, but many of the Boss’s fans–even more-than-casual fans–don’t know about it. Bruce once said, “some people pray, some people play music.” Here, he does both. Lyrics here. (Click here to watch it on YouTube.)
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good stuff…
Thanks! This song made my day!
That was a lovely song, thank you for posting it!
Jim,
Thank you for bringing a ray of sun, and, The Son, to a wet and stormy East Coast.
Powerful, and so moving…thank you!
So touching & beautiful! Filled with great emotion.
m.
Jim, thank you very much for sharing this beautiful expression of faith. I would never have discovered this on my own. What a great way to begin the day!