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	Comments on: Go Tell Everyone (God&#8217;s Spirit Is In My Heart)	</title>
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		By: Ryan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I love this song! It seems every version of it I&#039;ve heard is sang or played slightly differently. When we used it, we lengthened the 3 or 4 repeated words at the end of each verse to 3 beats each. The MIDI you linked to seems to do something similar, but it puts a fermata/pause on each of those words. We always kept those words in time with the rest of the music, just held longer than written.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love this song! It seems every version of it I&#8217;ve heard is sang or played slightly differently. When we used it, we lengthened the 3 or 4 repeated words at the end of each verse to 3 beats each. The MIDI you linked to seems to do something similar, but it puts a fermata/pause on each of those words. We always kept those words in time with the rest of the music, just held longer than written.</p>
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