Here's a good one from the way back machine.
"Where charity and love are, God is there.
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And from a sincere heart let us love each other..."
But it's also very Christian-centric so I hoped everyone would discuss.From https://yonamariemusic.com/yona/blog/282/the-history-and-meaning-behind-ubi-caritas:
"It focuses on the virtue of charity and the selfless love that Christians are called to embody."
The first post and the current songs on the playlist need to be reviewed for clarity, but the intent of the playlist was to motivate oneself in service toward others (Servant of All). If the song is about serving others, perfect. Songs with the message of “I’m better than X” or “I rock my own socks” regardless of how innocuously self-motivational they are aren’t really the intended spirit.I'm wondering if a Self Affirmation song would fit on this playlist. what do you think @Polegnyn Nemeara ?
Source: https://www.wearelyrical.com/the-bangles-walk-like-an-egyptian-celebrating-cultural-fusion-and-dance/
The playful chant "Whey oh whey oh, ay oh whey oh" echoes throughout the song, becoming a unifying refrain. It invites listeners to participate and join the collective experience, regardless of background or origin. The Bangles' lyrics remind us that music has the power to dissolve barriers, encouraging us to find common ground and celebrate our shared humanity.