Music of the Week: October 31, 2025: Simon Khorolskiy & Children's Choir – Giving Life
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Music of the Week
Giving Life
Simon Khorolskiy & Children’s Choir
Music of the Week, October 31, 2025
Giving Life
Simon Khorolskiy & Children’s Choir
Some of the most profound Christian songs come from Simon Khorolskiy. He has a way of putting the words from the Gospel to music that can actually reach the soul.
Simon is of Russian descent living in the Pacific Northwest. Some of his songs have English lyrics, but most of them are in Russian (switch on the English subtitles). His music is completely independently funded by the donations of viewers.
His most recent release is a poignant plea for human life, both born and unborn; a prayer to God to allow each soul to live their destiny to the full.
Lyrics in English
Chorus:
Those who, by Your will,
Come to live in this world—
I ask that they may become
Human in the fullest sense;
So they build each other’s destinies,
Not break them;
So they give life,
And do not take it away.
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Here’s a personal favorite of my own for thia column: “Wonder English” by Eisley, a band from Tyler, Tx. The entire album (“Currents”) is amazing, with impressive beautiful 3-part harmonies throughout. Just when one thinks they know the rest of a song, the song takes breathtaking turns. But the lyrics for this one are:
“Wonder English”
If I might be as so bold to say you saved my life
I’m wondering, wonder English, oh I’ve found,
has no words to correctly describe
the way love sounds
So I will sing, hey la la
Hey, oh oh
Child, I will see you through a murderous comet,
a sly little comment
Oh Buttercup I will see you through a thousand bold soldiers with guns on their shoulders
You’ll never grow older
Hey, la la
Hey, oh oh
Life, mankind, space, travel time
Oh demons in the dark
Oh I will never let them tear us apart
No I will never
Hey, la la
Hey, oh oh
Hey, la la
Hey, oh oh
I left off the link, if there’s any interest 🙄.
https://youtu.be/o3zDKLLzrwE?si=JL5sWkGbpeWWm3pD