Yeah, in a way I did get inspired looking and listening here, and that's watching the whole song.
I got thinking about my own Scottish background, growing up in the choir of a church my parents helped start.
And I thought about the singing in the many different churches of the Niagara Peninsula,
where versions of "Abide With Me" would be sung.
That only reminded me of the sonorous sound I expect from most choirs,
and Krummhorn's previous comment about the meditative aspect of this song reflects the playing here,
made me think it again, still thinking more of a steadfast feel, than a contemplative one.
Nearer, my God, to thee. Yeah, a blinding light of love that can kill you or leave you soul dead,
or send you to lesser opportunities in a lesser life.
I'd have a hard time sitting still while all that's going on. And I've got high maintenance plans for heaven.
Yeah, I'll be anxious, a little, that's for sure.