In the chorus, Cockburn asks that the Love which "fires the sun" keep him burning. This sounds like a plea for moral strength. But Cockburn has already identified this as a "song of praise." Do you think that praise, or worship, and morality are inherently related? In what might that relationship consist? Support your answer with specific examples.

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The Answer of In the chorus, Cockburn asks that the Love which "fires the sun" keep him burning. This sounds like a plea for moral strength. But Cockburn has already identified this as a "song of praise." Do you think that praise, or worship, and morality are inherently related? In what might that relationship consist? Support your answer with specific examples.

In the Chorus, Cockburn Asks That the Love Which "Fires