I don't understand why people feel the need to see this song as being from/about God specifically. To claim Josh Groban is a Christian artist is to narrow down his fanbase considerably -- he makes uplifting music, yes, but the beauty of it is that it can be interpreted in both spiritual and secular ways. I've never heard God referenced in any of his non-classical songs; even You Raise Me Up is meant to be taken any way it's needed.
Well, that's just it - if people want to interpret it to be about or from God, that's their call. If people want to think this song's about purple unicorns, they can. That's the beauty of Josh Gorban's music, anyone can listen to it and be pleased.
Well, that's just it - if people want to interpret it to be about or from God, that's their call. If people want to think this song's about purple unicorns, they can. That's the beauty of Josh Gorban's music, anyone can listen to it and be pleased.
I don't understand why people feel the need to see this song as being from/about God specifically. To claim Josh Groban is a Christian artist is to narrow down his fanbase considerably -- he makes uplifting music, yes, but the beauty of it is that it can be interpreted in both spiritual and secular ways. I've never heard God referenced in any of his non-classical songs; even You Raise Me Up is meant to be taken any way it's needed.
Well, that's just it - if people want to interpret it to be about or from God, that's their call. If people want to think this song's about purple unicorns, they can. That's the beauty of Josh Gorban's music, anyone can listen to it and be pleased.
Well, that's just it - if people want to interpret it to be about or from God, that's their call. If people want to think this song's about purple unicorns, they can. That's the beauty of Josh Gorban's music, anyone can listen to it and be pleased.