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| − | '''So You Wanna Go Back to Egypt''' is a Christian song performed by [[Keith Green]], featured on his 1980 album of the same name. | + | '''So You Wanna Go Back to Egypt''' is a Christian song performed by [[Keith Green]], featured on his 1980 album of the same name. The album was the first release from Green after he notably ended his commercial contract with Sparrow Records, and would begin his practice of offering his recordings for whatever a person could afford (including sending them for free in at least 61,000 instances). |
The song, done in spoken word, is a humorous take on The Exodus, specifically the constant whining by the Hebrews along the journey. | The song, done in spoken word, is a humorous take on The Exodus, specifically the constant whining by the Hebrews along the journey. | ||
[[Category:Contemporary Christian Music Songs]] | [[Category:Contemporary Christian Music Songs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:00, June 1, 2026
So You Wanna Go Back to Egypt is a Christian song performed by Keith Green, featured on his 1980 album of the same name. The album was the first release from Green after he notably ended his commercial contract with Sparrow Records, and would begin his practice of offering his recordings for whatever a person could afford (including sending them for free in at least 61,000 instances).
The song, done in spoken word, is a humorous take on The Exodus, specifically the constant whining by the Hebrews along the journey.