Pro-Life
Pro-Family Songs
by David MacDonald
And other pro life songs he likes
David MacDonald is post abortive, and a member of Silent No More. He travelled extensively giving prolife talks, concerts, sharing his testimony of abortion. For 8 years he wrote the theme song's for the National March for Life in Canada. He recently married Kirsten.
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| Life the First Human Right |  |
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| Life is the Only Choice | |
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| Justice for the Unborn | |
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| Let Them Live | |
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| Legacy of Love | |
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| King of Creation | |
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| Yes to Life | |
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| Abortion is Killing the Future | |
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| Fly on Home (Natural Death) | |
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| I am God's Idea | |
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| One Man One Woman | |
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| Freedom of Speech | |
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Pro Life songs by other artists
- Nick Cannon, Can I Live
- Flipsyde, Happy Birthday
- There's a life inside you Marthew West
- Pro life song - Cheri DeGruccio
- "My Chance" by Jamie Thietten
- Whitney Houston, Miracle
- Cry of the Unborn - Dustin Tavella
- Someone From the Church Across the Street - Buddy Mullins
- A Life that Matters, Here's song I like sung by Alicia Gardner, written and produced by David Grow: Life that Matters (MP3 3.6 MG.) Here's a video some friends made of it.
- His Momma Didn't Want Him Too Writer: Glenn Wolfe, Singer: Joel Wolfe Momma Didn't Want Him (mp3)
- Writer: Kenny Merriken. In them old killing fields back home (mp3)
- "brick" by Ben Fold's five
- There goes my life - Kenny Chesney
- "You Can't Be Too Strong," by Graham Parker. Although it's not explicitly pro-life, this tune describes the horror of abortion with bracing honesty: "Did they tear it out with talons of steel, and give you a shot so that you wouldn't feel?"
- Keep Your Hands to Yourself," by The Georgia Satellites. An outstanding vocal performance, with lyrics that affirm old-time sexual mores: "She said no huggy, no kissy until I get a wedding vow."
- "The Icicle Melts," by The Cranberries. A pro-life tune sung by Irish warbler Dolores O'Riordan: "I don't know what's happening to people today / When a child, he was taken away . . . 'Cause nine months is too long."
- "Two Sisters," by The Kinks. Why the "drudgery of being wed" is more rewarding than bohemian life.
- "Abortion," by Kid Rock. A plaintive song sung by a man who confronts his unborn child's abortion: "I know your brothers and your sister and your mother too / Man I wish you could see them too.
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