“You’re Still Waiting” by Spoken + Spiritual Apple Music Edition, Saturday, September 2, 2023

After listening to the guys at Church Jams Now reviewing Spoken's 2005 record, Last Chance to Breathe, I revisited their Tooth & Nail catalogue today. I think that the podcasters gave a fair read to the album, and I talked about it last September when discussing the song "September." I decided to make my Apple Music Spiritual playlist public today, so my blogging time is mostly cleaning it up. On this playlist, I tried to include Christian and non-Christian songs that I can still listen to today even though my faith has changed from when I started. Some of the songs are guilty pleasures. Others are just good. I'll be updating this playlist a bit, so stay tuned!

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