Hozier’s Waffling of Faith in Take Me To Church

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Recorded02 Apr 2015

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Written in the Hozier family basement, Take Me To Church has risen up to be one of the biggest pop hits of the year. But this is not a typical pop song. The unsettling music and provocative lyrics about faith and relationships irk many listeners. But this marriage of form and content also strikes a chord with our own foibles of faith. FEATURING Hozier – Take Me to Church Wintley Phipps – Amen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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