Name: My God
Duration: P00H05M28S
Description: Out of all my songs I've ever written, I've probably redone this one the most. It's my favorite song. I've done it in just about every style that I've recorded an album in. On Midilife Crisis, it didn't fit the style of the album at all, but it was always a song that I was told was my best song. I wanted to do it in the true Midiboy style, so I figured it would be perfect for Revitalzied.

My God

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Out of all my songs I've ever written, I've probably redone this one the most. It's my favorite song. I've done it in just about every style that I've recorded an album in. On Midilife Crisis, it didn't fit the style of the album at all, but it was always a song that I was told was my best song. I wanted to do it in the true Midiboy style, so I figured it would be perfect for Revitalzied.

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My God

My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?
My God, My God, what about me?
My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?
My God, My God, I’m hanging on a tree

They put two thieves beside Him
They treated Him like one too
He cried, “Father forgive them,
For they know not what they do.”

He could have called all the angels
To help him down from the tree
He could have called all the angels
But then He wouldn’t have saved you or me

And then the sky grew black
He tore the veil in two
He rolled away the stone
He did this for me and you

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from Revitalized, released September 26, 2019
Words and Music: Gregg Hart

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Midiboy Walbridge, Ohio

Midiboy started in 1998 with the intention of being a synthpop project. His first project was called "Midi-Life Crisis" and was released exclusively on MP3.com and is no longer available in it's original form. Since then, his style has morphed into a hybrid rock / electronica genre with lyrics that reflect his faith in Jesus. ... more

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