Have A Talk With God (track)
by Stevie Wonder

Have A Talk With God by Stevie Wonder
Year: 1976
From the album Songs In The Key Of Life (track #2)
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From 04/22/2020 17:03 | #250360
I've always loved the boldness of this track, mainly its positioning as the album's second track. Following the lush and lovely Love's In Need of Love Today, Stevie knew he'd have the listener engaged and what is Songs In the Key of Life without arguably Stevie's most omnipresent force of love and life itself? His God. Although this isn't one of the true highlights of Songs.. an album sewn with the seeds of masterful song crafting, the record would be incomplete without it.

Capping off the track with a lovely, "Thank you... thank you very muchhh..." , Stevie shows appreciation to the listener for bringing down their walls of preconceived religious notions and cultural practices just for the 3 minutes it took to prioritize one of the pillars in his life. (Edited)
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From 01/18/2013 18:59 | #61992
Sounds a little to much like a commercial jingle, but it's got a good message, and good lyrics.

Did you know Stevie does all of the instruments?
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From 09/26/2026 10:53 | #316217
The lyrics to this song do not speak to me (I am not religious at all) but if they speak to you, I’m cool with that. Clearly, they mean a lot to Stevie. Feels like he’s writing from the heart here.

As a piece of music, I really like this track. Funky with a great groove. It’s actually one of my favourite tracks musically on the album
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From 09/11/2015 16:28 | #149497
A great second track of the album that has the same qualities I loved on 'Smile Please' and 'Ten Zillion' off the previous album. SW at his very best.
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From 03/10/2015 17:16 | #136501
Very groovy beat and great eye for details in the song.
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