After a bit of introductory chit-chat, Sierra Hull and friends perform After You’ve Gone.
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Wings Of The Dawn by Sierra Hull
Sierra Hull borrows and reflects on Psalmic themes in Wings Of The Dawn.
Jesus Hold My Hand – Sunday Songs
I’ve been holding onto this rendition of Jesus Hold My Hand by Sierra Hull (with Garrison Keillor, of all people on backing vocals) for Sunday Songs. It was recorded on A Prairie Home Companion, Keillor’s long running radio program (from which he retired last year.
The lyrics.
1.
As I travel through this pilgrim land
There is a friend who walks with me
Leads me safely through the sinking sand
It is the Christ of Calvary
This would be my prayer dear Lord each day
To help me do the best I can
For I need Thy Light to guide me day and night
Blessed Jesus, hold my hand
Chorus.
Jesus, (Blessed Jesus) hold my hand, (hold my hand)
I need (yes I need) Thee every hour (every hour)
Through (this land) this pilgrim land (pilgrim land)
Protect me by Thy power (saving power)
Hear (hear my plea) my feeble plea (feeble plea)
Dear Lord (yes dear Lord) look down on me (down on me)
When I kneel in prayer I hope to meet You there
Blessed Jesus, hold my hand (hold my hand)
2.
Let me travel in the light divine
That I might see the Blessed way
Keep me that I may be holy Thine
And sing redemption song someday
I will be a soldier brave and true
And ever firmly take a stand
For there’s no other friend on whom I can depend
Blessed Jesus, hold my hand
Jesus, (Blessed Jesus) …
Repeat.
When I kneel in prayer I hope to meet You there
Blessed Jesus hold, my hand (hold my hand)
After You’ve Gone by Sierra Hull
This is Sierra Hull singing After You’ve Gone on The Prairie Home Companion.
Lullaby by Sierra Hull
Here’s another track from Sierra Hull.
This one’s called Lullaby, and features Alison Krauss.
Black River by Sierra Hull
Sierra Hull is a bluegrass prodigy grown up.
She was a protegé of Alison Krauss, among others.
Here’s a track called Black River in which you may hear some of that, but the styles’ all her own.
The vocals and mandolin work are Hull’s.
