I record videos of myself playing songs on the piano as well as MIDI covers. I also enjoy traveling, and will occasionally post a video of places I have traveled to.
Back in the early 90's, my 3rd grade teacher would often play this song for the classroom first thing in the morning. It put everyone in such a calm and thoughtful mood. Sometimes she would say encouraging mantras to us as we just sat there and listened, feeling connected. I almost just shed a tear listening to your version. Thank you for sharing it.
God gives wings, God gives wings as eagles; God gives wings to fly and strength to rise above. God gives wings, God gives wings as eagles, when my feet begin to stumble, and my dreams begin to crumble, I mount up on eagles wings When the race still lies before me, and the wind is blowing strong, when the witnesses surround me, and my strength is almost gone; when the valley plunges deeper, and life shatters all my dreams, then I life my voice to Jesus, and He gives my spirit wings. God gives wings, God gives wings as eagles; God gives wings to fly and strength to rise above. God gives wings, God gives wings as eagles, when my feet begin to stumble, and my dreams begin to crumble, I mount up on eagles wings. Let us run the race with patience, let us lay each weight aside, Looking only unto Jesus; He will be our faithful guide. He has run the race before us; He has won the victor’s crown. And He calls to every Christian. Follow me to higher ground
The signs at the station clearly state "REMOVE ALL LOOSE ARTICLES", and that includes cameras and phones with camera ability. Only record on this kind of ride if you have approval from the park (including its owner Herschend) - you obviously don't. If they find this video, you would be asked never to come back to their parks and press charges on you for trespassing. The reason they have those signs regarding loose articles is due to safety reasons. On the other hand, popular RU-vid channels like Theme Park Review and CoasterForce, they had to have permission in the first place to film on these kinds of rides.
