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Planting A Garden

from Doch​á​s (Hope) by The Crossing

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The title is taken from a song written by Jennifer's friend Andy Young. The song tells of a man dying of AIDS who is planting a garden although he may not live to see it grow. The song's chorus, "If I never see the fruits of my labor, it doesn't mean my labor was in vain," echoed hope to Jennifer and her husband upon the miscarriage of the first child - the hope that the child had not been created in vain even though he didn't live with them on earth. God had created him for eternity.

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from Doch​á​s (Hope), released June 1, 1996
Jennifer Ingerson

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The Crossing Chicago

The Crossing is a talented group of musicians firmly rooted in the traditional celtic music featuring bagpipes, whistles, fiddle, cello and harp among their many instruments. They blend original songs with traditional Irish and Scottish jigs and reels as well as atmospheric ballads. With their songs they get you thinking while their instrumentals get your feet moving. ... more

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