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Christmas Morning Ambience | The Christmas Story (Word For Word From Scripture)

Psalm 121, but hozier sang it

Psalm 92 was born to be in the blues

Psalms 51-53, but you heard it at a B.B. King Concert

You’ve Never Heard Psalms 34–37 Like THIS (70s Woodstock Worship)

psalm 90, but in old-school blues

Psalm 103, But with Grit, Smoke, and a Blues Guitar (Word For Word)

Psalms sung in Blues by David would sound like this... (Psalm 139) | Word For Word

Proverb for the Man Who Fights His Battles Quietly (Blues, Word For Word)

psalms 1-4, but you heard it at a new york jazz lounge in the 1950's (Word For Word)

psalms 23-24, but in the blues (word for word)

psalm 27, but stevie ray vaughan sang it (word for word)

psalm 13-14, but stevie ray vaughan sang it (word for word)

psalm 27, but you heard it at a stevie ray vaughan concert (word for word)

psalm 47-50, but for study (lofi, jazz, easy listening)

psalm 46, but in the blues (word for word)

psalms 4-6, but it sounds like stevie ray vaughn (word for word)

psalm 34-35, but you heard it at woodstock (word for word)

psalm 46-47, but it sounds like john mayer (word for word)

This Psalm Sounds Like It Was Born in the Blues (Psalm 29-31)

proverbs 12-14, but indie folk

psalms 12-16, but in the blues

psalms 5-10, but it sounds like mumford & sons

proverbs 2:1-15, but it sounds like B.B. King

psalm 1-4, but it sounds like stevie ray vaughn (word for word)