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MP3 Lydia Cash - Always Safe
5 MP3 Songs in this album (21:34) !
Related styles: Spiritual: Contemporary Christian, Pop: Folky Pop, Christian
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Delightfully sweet and charming, Lydia Cash’s album "Always Safe" melds together folk-ish melodies and the warm, harmonious sounds of the viola. Her music renders an undeniable message of hope in every note, a hope derived from her unyielding faith in God.
The album’s first song, “Sometimes,” seems to carry a bright smile throughout its melody, with “feel-good” rhythm and lyrics; it reminds us that, in the words of Keats, “Beauty is truth, truth beauty,” and that this unshakeable truth comes from God alone.
The songs “Dancing” and “Come and Fly Away” invoke a sense of intimacy that surpasses physical boundaries, deriving their lyrics from the sacred and profound relationship with God the Father, and His desire to be close to us. They compel us to love and love again.
“This Night” embodies a familiar and universal longing represented in our moments of loneliness and fear; she collects these apprehensions into a single cry to God, a single wish: to make it through to see the morning.
In her last song, appropriately titled “The Butterfly Song,” Cash combines a simple melody on the acoustic guitar with her sugary-sweet voice, into a most adorable, playful, fluttery-wings-in-your-stomach confession of a new love. The song invokes the sweet innocence of a newly-discovered romance, summoning memories of first love for some, igniting the hope for a future love in others.
"Always Safe" is an album quite appropriate for the current age; in a time when many of us strive to feel, her album reminds us that we perhaps serve a greater purpose than the sum of our current state of emotion. In an age when we so desperately desire hope, these songs are a reminder that this hope was, and still is, within us all along. –Holly J Cash
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