A father sings Phil Keaggy's "Let Everything Else Go" to his infant son in the crib, sharing reflections on teaching him spiritual truths and the hope of seeing Jesus face-to-face. A quiet moment of faith and fatherhood.
There's so much to learn as I'm watching you grow, my son. You're still a baby and there is much work to be done.
Welcome to Song Time with My Son, I guess I'm gonna call it, where I'm gonna sing to my son as long as he stands quietly here in the crib, songs that I like, that I want him to know, so Gonna start with an old one from Phil Keggy, uh, "Let Everything Else Go." But something more all the day.
And the wind is at my back most of the way. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Holding conversations with a friend I know is there. Great anticipation fills my soul, fills my heart, it fills the air all the day. And the wind is at my back, oh, I can't wait to see you, Jesus, face to face. Nothing in this world can take your place. All the pride of man And laid low all his works of gold. Nothing can compare to what you are. Let everything else go. And the wind is at my back. Oh, I can't wait to see you, Jesus, face to face. Nothing in this world No one in the world can take your place. All the pride of man laid low. All his works of gold. Nothing can compare to what you've done. Let everything else go. Let everything else go. Yes, go! You like that? Yeah.
