it's not in Uganda cause I know this kids we were friends it is in Malawi

Can I show this in a church service please ?

This is incredible. Can I get the sheet music (or at least the chords) anywhere?

Come on! Stop doing whatever you were doing and let's dance!!!

Just put a huge smile on my face!

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (March 10, Lent 4), this was our Psalm of the Day. And may we continue to walk with Jesus as he journeys to the cross.

Wow very powerful message

I remember this!

sort of weird.

This is great! I spent my birthday in Uganda in 2007 and it was very memorable.

DAVIS.........

This is a very interesting arrangement for this psalm. I think the music does a good job and capturing what the psalm is trying to communicate.

James, I appreciate this interesting, thought provoking reflection on Christmas - what it is, what it was and what it should be. JS - Brownwood, TX

Great piece James!

Again, the audio/video partnership in this production evokes an intriguing parallel with and interpretation of the content of the psalm itself. It captures the poignant despair of modern life and its loss of connectivity with the transcendent. Although part of me wants to see some aspect of human violence (wicked hunt down weak), there is a kind of kinetic violence portrayed in the video itself - man and nature if you will. Yes!

Fauxs - Steven, James, Imogen - what a powerful theological statement. The blend of aesthetic components make this a very moving experience. I really like how the video captures kinetic nature of the music (strings, perc) and the tenderness of the vocals. It connects!