“Let All Past Troubles be Forgot” — Christian New Years Song Now Available on More Video Sites for New Years Eve Night

The Christian New Years song titled “Let All Past Troubles Be Forgot”, by Daniel Whyte III and Daniella Whyte, is now available on multiple video sites. Daniel Whyte III, who visited the home and grave of Robert Burns, the author of “Auld Lang Syne” in Scotland, was inspired to write a version of this song that contained Christian themes using the same tune. His daughter, Daniella, who is a poet, assisted him. The videos have been warmly received by many listeners. 

WATCH: Daniel Whyte III and his Daughter, Daniella Whyte, Release New Take on “Auld Lang Syne” with a Christian Flavor Titled “Let All Past Troubles Be Forgot”

Designed to be Sung at Church Watch Night Services and Christian New Year’s Eve House Parties

Daniel Whyte III, who visited the grave of Robert Burns, the author of “Auld Lang Syne” in Scotland, was inspired to write a version of this song that contained Christian themes using the same tune last year. His daughter, Daniella, who is a poet, assisted him. The title of the new song is “Let All Past Troubles Be Forgot”. The four versions of the song can be viewed below:

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