A two-year old sings the Lord's Prayer

It was the Lord's Prayer I was looking for on youtube weeks ago. Of course with the kind of piece that The Lord's Prayer is, there are many versions of it sang by different artists. I picked two from all those choices: Charlotte Church and Regine Velasquez, Asia's songbird. But I made a full stop at the rendition of this little angel. Cute. Talented. Adorable. I kept replaying the video. Among the end credits that I liked in particular is "Directed by: Mommy." You may have seen her already. I may be just as amused, wowed, entertained and blessed as you by this little singing diva. Here she is:

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Genejosh said…

sis...it's very cute! i'm so blessed with this 2-year old girl!

it's my first time joining here...

Then sings my soul-Who am I?

1 August 2009 at 13:27

Peggy said…

Blessings Hazel...isn't this a precious child singing to the LORD!
I have seen this so often but she is adorable and I pray continues singing to Our Father and knows Him & her Savior! Enjoy TSMSS & your weekend!

1 August 2009 at 21:56

Brook said…

I was again amazed by how intelligent this little girl is to know all of these words as a two year old. I would love to see her sing it again now as a 4 year old. Did you check out any of her other videos? They are darling too!

2 August 2009 at 00:21

Karen said…

So sweet...I have seen this before but never get tired of watching this little girl....

2 August 2009 at 01:22

Geli said…

Oh soo lovely ... just one thing I want to know (LOL) why my one of my Siamese cats got really aggitated when I played this .... hhhmmmm ....

Bless you!!

2 August 2009 at 03:27

Cathy said…

I've seen her sing this before, posted it on my blog. She is so o o adorable!

2 August 2009 at 09:14

These Three Kings said…

I love this! A friend of mine sent this to me a while back in a email! Thank so much for visiting my blog! looking forward to reading more of yours :)
Nicole

2 August 2009 at 09:26

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