Bryan Adams
7 songs weighed against Scripture.
- 4 Edifying
- 3 Worth Weighing
Each reading weighs one song’s words, not the person who wrote them or where they stand with God.
Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman? (From "Don Juan DeMarco" Soundtrack)18 Til I DieA tender call to selfless love, human in focus but warm in spirit.
Please Forgive MeAnthologyRomantic devotion borrows the language of confession without its weight.Worth Weighing- All For Love (feat. Sting & Rod Stewart) [From "The Three Musketeers" Soundtrack]AnthologyA clean, big-hearted vow of loyalty, though its devotion stays purely human.
Thought I'd Died and Gone to HeavenWaking Up the NeighboursBorrows heaven's language to describe a love that's purely earthly.- Do I Have to Say the Words?Waking Up the NeighboursLove song borrows the language of prayer and rescue for romantic longing.Worth Weighing
- Can't Stop This Thing We StartedWaking Up the NeighboursAn unstoppable love anthem that never asks if it should stop.Worth Weighing
- (Everything I Do) I Do It for YouWaking Up the NeighboursSweeping romantic devotion, sincere but occasionally overstated.