Postmodern Hymns

About once a week, I post on a song that I find uplifting and/or thought-provoking. I like to think of them as hymns.

Here's the collection, so far. 

"Be Here Now," by Mason Jennings

"Love My Blues Away," by Rory Block

"Klara," by Ólöf Arnalds

"End of the Line," by the Traveling Wilburys
"Keymaster," played by the Janus Trio

"Philosophia," by Guggenheim Grotto

"In Praise of Tears," by Franz Schubert

"My Sweet Lord," by George Harrison

"Dying to Live," by Johnny Lang

"Good Life," by Richard Julian
"If It's Magic," by Stevie Wonder
"That I Would Be Good," by Alanis Morissette
"Simple Life," by the Weepies
"Free Will," by Rush
"Brother Sun Sister Moon," by Donovan
"Bottom of a River," by Adam Arcugurai
"Bowl of Oranges," by Bright Eyes

"Droit Devant," by Marie-Pierre Arthur
"Morning Has Broken," sung by Cat Stevens
"Pig," by Dave Matthews Band
"God Above," by John Fullbright
"We Will Never Pass This Way Again," by Seals and Crofts
"Country Roads," by John Denver
"I Am the Starlight," by Andrew Lloyd Weber