Show Notes
We're not walking with angels. We're talking to ourselves and you, rising up from the surface as we analyze the touching Rush Song Sweet Miracle.
Jay compares “Sweet miracle” to the steps of coping with grief
Could it be a good praise & worship song? Listen to why Tim thinks it could be!
Did Neil Peart write “Sweet Miracle” about Carrie?
Why Shayne loves the very first note of this song
Why we love the last note of this song
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