Christians & Coronavirus:
Staying Connected in Christ
APRIL 21, 2020
"OH, NORMALCY!"
OH, NORMALCY!
(Sung to the tune of "Oh, Christmas Tree")
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
Oh, why can’t I find you?
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
Oh, why can’t I find you?
I wear rubber gloves and a facial mask
To do so many of my tasks.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
Oh, why can’t I find you?
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
Oh, when will you return?
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
Oh, when will you return?
My drawers ae clean, and my cupboards, too.
My search for Chlorox wipes is true.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
Oh, when will you return?
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
Much pleasure did you give me.
Oh normalcy! Oh Normalcy!
Much pleasure did you give me.
I read, I Skype, build puzzles, too.
I livestream Mass in my robe of blue.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
Much pleasure did you give me.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
You bring order to my life.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
You bring order to my life.
What day is this? I do not know.
My lunch today was cookie dough.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
You bring order to my life.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
My OCD is spiking.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
My OCD is spiking.
I exercise through my phone app,
Then eat some cake and take a nap.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
My OCD is spiking.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
I need you more than chocolate.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
I need you more than chocolate.
I binge watch shows and play board games,
Check Facebook friends and then forget their names.
Oh normalcy! Oh normalcy!
I need you more than chocolate,
Oh God above! Oh God above!
I now appreciate your blessings.
Oh God above! Oh God above.
I now appreciate your blessings.
I take long walks among your trees,
Sit by your lakes, feel your gentle breeze.
Oh God above! Oh God above!
I appreciate your blessings.
Oh God on high! Oh God on high!
How lovely are your blessings,
Oh God on high! Oh God on high!
How lovely are your blessings.
When life gets hard, just slow things down.
Your love and grace, they do abound.
Oh God on high! Oh God on high!
How lovely are your blessings!
Lyrics Written by
Lois McDonough,
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parishioner