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Lost Art Of Listening

by Randy Stonehill

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poco1954 Randy...like Don Fransisco, is a great storyteller and songwriter whom loves the Lord Jesus; great set of new tunes, especially Mercy in the Shadowlands.
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A poetic masterpiece, witty and melodically satisfying. An instant favorite. A must have for fans of Randy Stonehill and everyone who enjoys their tunes with clever, thought provoking lyrics. Favorite track: Thinly Veiled Threat.
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jpbmusic22 Shows how well this old man can still rock. Favorite track: Beginning Of The Living End.
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Eric Unright Leonard had a toaster is one of the most profound songs I’ve heard in a long time. Favorite track: Leonard Has A Toaster.
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paddlingoz Wow! Genuine, honest, transparent, finely crafted music supported by world class musicians. This is the best music I’ve heard in a long time.
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1.
Mercy in the Shadowland Words & Music by Randy Stonehill and Jeff Hurtgen We are pilgrims in the shadowland And there’s so much we don’t understand But this restlessness keeps reminding us There’s a better a land the city of our souls We see dimly through our clouded sight But we’re trusting in a different light It burns faithfully where the eyes can’t see But it leads us where our hearts were meant to go Mercy in the shadowland It’s love that holds our trembling hands Deliver us from sinking sands we pray The road is steep to kingdom come But we’ll keep walking toward the sun Until at last these shadows melt away There is music on the celestial wind And it whispers to us deep within As that angel’s song guides us on and on We remember that we never are alone If we listen to those gentle strains We’ll hear Heaven calling out our names All creation sings and the echo rings One day we will know as we are known Mercy in the shadowland It’s love that holds our trembling hands Deliver us from sinking sands we pray The road is steep to kingdom come But we’ll keep walking toward the sun Until at last these shadows melt away Though we languish for a season in this lonely place Where our darkness caused a Holy God to hide His face We will find our rest if we’ll just confess our sad estate Oh Jesus said, “The poor in spirit shall walk through Heaven’s gate And it’s Mercy in the shadowland It’s love that holds our trembling hands Deliver us from sinking sands we pray The road is steep to kingdom come But we’ll keep walking toward the sun Until at last these shadows melt away
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This Old Face Words and Music - Randy Stonehill I’m pretty fond of this old face, I take it with me everyplace You may like it you may not, it’s the only one I’ve got Forgive me if I overstate the case You could say I’m ok with this old face I was just a smooth skinned boy of seventeen Bought what they were selling sight unseen It left me black and blue like a sailor’s old tattoo But it taught me what forgiveness really means This old face has tasted dust of broken dreams All the lines tell the story of the failures and the glory God’s faithfulness that time cannot erase It’s no Brad Pitt or George Clooney It’s the one the Lord gave to me It’s history reminds me of his grace If truth be told guess I’m sold on this old face I’ve watched it slowly changing through the years From the laugh lines and the salty stain of tears It’s been weathered by the wind of sadness and of sin But it shines whenever Heaven’s love appears Yeah, this old face has run the race from there to here All the lines tell the story of the failures and the glory God’s faithfulness that time cannot erase It’s no Brad Pitt or George Clooney It’s the one the Lord gave to me It’s history reminds me of his grace Now don’t blame me, it came for free this old face Without a map without a clue the world was wild and new I learned the long way how to be a man Then I heard a still small voice, He offered me a choice From that day I’ve walked his way the best I can On this old face you’ll trace the touch of Jesus’ hand At times I’ve thought about a nip and tuck If you banked on that you’re sadly out of luck It may freshen up your look but it can’t rewrite your book Or save you from the punches you can’t duck So just embrace your old face don’t waste a buck All the lines tell the story of the failures and the glory God’s faithfulness that time cannot erase It’s no Brad Pitt or George Clooney It’s the one the Lord gave to me It’s history reminds me of his grace In the end I found a friend in this old face In the end I found a friend in this old face
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Beginning of the Living End Words and music - Randy Stonehill You better say what you need to say You better do what you’ve got to do Today has come it’s the only one the Lord has promised you You know I had so many friends, so many have flown away I turn around they’re gone, the list gets longer seems like every day Hey hey hey… Destiny’s calling you and me it’s rolling up around the bend Reach for the sky, reach for the sky, reach for the sky It’s the beginning of the living end We fiddle while Rome’s on fire goin’ deaf from the madding crowd Got bread and circus blind on purpose music pumped up loud The Titanic’s going down, we’re just too scared to think You can rearrange the deck chairs baby, ship’s still gonna sink Hey hey hey…. Minutes flow like liquid gold man they’re never coming back again Reach for the sky, reach for the sky, reach for the sky It’s the beginning of the living end We wonder through these ruins bewildered kings of dust Sad and disillusioned betrayed by our own lust This myth of the human spirit rising up against all odds That’s the deadly dream of darkness from the mouth of man made gods Every soul is a precious jewel everybody better count the cost We should all take a wake-up call from the thief up on the cross In Jesus’ beautiful eyes he looked into Eternity Said, “I’m a guilty man now I understand won’t you please remember me.” Hey, hey, hey, hey hear what I say We’re all stained with the mark of Cain only holy blood can cleanse Reach for the sky, reach for the sky, reach for the sky It’s the beginning of the living end
4.
Thinly Veiled Threat - Words by Randy & Jeff Stonehill, Music by Randy … All the blameless criminals in toxic town Howling like hyenas when the sun goes down. The Potentate parades on his golden calf While the minions all clamor for his autograph. Harlots and the charlatans dance in a seductive pirouette. Pundits pontificate blind men trying to trace a silhouette. Looks can hypnotize, it’s really just a thinly veiled threat. Thinly veiled threat like the rattle on a snake. Thinly veiled threat like a lawyer’s handshake. Thinly veiled threat like a sleeping crocodile. Thinly veiled threat like a politician’s smile. Beneath the clever mask you there’ shadow of a thinly veiled threat. Wide-eyed youth with their bright ideals Sinking in the quicksand easy truth conceals. It’s the age-old illusion ‘bout a final fix But it’s a leaky boat drifting down the river Styx. History repeats like a nightmare we never can forget. All our proud inventions promise us a better world and yet They leave us bruised and bloody and they mock us like a thinly veiled threat. Thinly veiled threat like a spider with a fly. Thinly veiled threat like a fortune teller’s lie. Thinly veiled threat like a switch blade knife. Thinly veiled threat like a friend’s flirty wife. You think she’s sweet salvation but she’s really just a thinly veiled threat. Bridge: We know that something’s missing what it is we just can’t tell There’s a fleeting hope of Heaven a chilling fear of hell Have we angered some great Deity who cast us to the ground We can’t climb mount Olympus and he’s not comin’ down Now the hours come to haunt us like footsteps on the stairs We long for some oasis that was never really there Are we orphans on some pilgrimage who cursed the grand design Are we left here just to languish paralyzed and blind Say you’ll leave the city for a distant shore But the elevator jams on the 13th floor. So you pour a little poison, to ease the edge. Still you feel like you’re dangling off a windy ledge. Your trophy blonde is pouting while she waits for you to light her cigarette. She was the lover of your dreams now it seems more like you lost some kind of bet. She whispers “baby you’re the one” but it hisses like a thinly veiled threat. Thinly veiled threat like the hackles on a dog. Thinly veiled threat like a phantom in the fog. Thinly veiled threat like a dragon in your dreams Thinly veiled threat you’re afraid of what that means. You pretend it isn’t so but you know that it’s a thinly veiled threat. Thinly veiled threat like the calm before the storm. Thinly veiled threat like a rose hides the thorn. Thinly veiled threat like a tightly clenched fist. Thinly veiled threat like Judas’ sweet kiss.
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She Loves Me 04:46
She Loves Me Lyrics by Randy Stonehill and Mason Douglas Music by Randy Stonehill She loves the glow of a twilight sky Dreamy dance of a firefly The color of leaves when the seasons turn She loves the whisper of the morning rain Lonely cry of a midnight train And every love song she’s ever heard She loves movies that make her cry Loves to laugh on a carnival ride But what I can’t believe… Is she loves me more than anything on earth And I can see, it’s a miracle cause I’m so in love with her I am much more blessed than a man should be Cause she loves me She loves a song called “Amazing Grace” Kiss of snowflakes upon her face Sound of church bells when Sunday comes She loves lightning in a summer storm Crackling campfire to keep her warm And thunder rolling like Heaven’s drums She loves laughter when children play Quiet peace when she kneels to pray But what I can’t believe… She loves me more than anything on earth And I can see, it’s a miracle cause I’m so in love with her I am much more blessed than a man should be Cause she loves me And I hear my heart cry love is alive She loves me more than anything on earth And I can see, it’s a miracle cause I’m so in love, I’m so in love with her I’m much more blessed than a man should be The beauty of her soul brings me to my knees I am much more blessed than a man should be Cause she loves me She loves me
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Coyote Moon 04:42
Coyote Moon Lyrics and Music by Terry Scott Taylor and Randy Stonehill And the seasons go round and round Seasons go round and round Here we begin hearts on the wind laughing careful children But then one day, they run away nothing stays the same Lost and we’re found, free and we’re bound strangers in the mirror Filled with a longing we can never name CHORUS Sometimes you'll dance with the wild wind at your heels Sometimes you'll hang your head at the lonely way life feels Sometimes you'll laugh when the sunlight fills your room Sometimes you'll cry ‘neath the coyote moon Ahh…the seasons go round and round Ohh… seasons go round and round Bitter and sweet, the road at our feet beckons us to follow We open our eyes and realize time is not our own Joy and then pain, sun and the rain Mystery and the Maker Whisper again we're only halfway home (Repeat chorus) (Instrumental….) We are the ones, prodigal sons Envy of the angels Moving in shadows struggling toward the light (Repeat chorus) And the seasons go round and round...
7.
Still Not Over You Words and music - Randy Stonehill and the Warren Bros. I stole you from my daddy’s drawer, rolled you in my sleeve Well you made me cool in high school, but you made it hard to breathe Now and then I catch a whiff although it’s second hand Funny after all this time here we are again I ain’t smoked in seven years, crazy but it’s true Guess I’m still not over you Oh, I’m still not over you Crazy but it’s true I’m still not over you We fell in love in college but went our separate ways Now I’ve got a wife and kids life’s pretty good these days When I saw you on that crowded street my head began to spin Said hello to those old feelings I thought I’d never feel again I ain’t seen you in twenty years, feels like a day or two Guess I’m still not over you Oh, I’m still not over you I know it’s true, so true Still not over you Some bridges we cross some bridges we burn Sometimes the scars remind us what we’ve learned Sometimes you’ve just got to turn and go the other way Well I met you back in Sunday school, we sang “Amazing Grace” I listened to those stories and drew pictures of your face I left there a rebel there’s no place I ain’t been Funny after all these years here we are again I ain’t prayed since forever but I’m gettin ready too Cause I’m still not over you Oh I know I know it’s true Like a sky that's blazing blue I can’t let go no matter how I try Keep holdin’ on ’til the day I die Here what I say
8.
Billy Frank 05:03
Billy Frank Lyrics and music by Randy Stonehill You were just a Carolina boy who dreamed of playing ball But you turned your heart to Heaven when you heard a higher call That Priceless Pearl can make a man his lesser dreams forsake When the fields are white for harvest and Eternity's at stake Chorus: I'd like to thank you, Billy Frank, one fine day But I bet I know just what you'd say The greatest gift of gratitude is to make my life a song To the Savior you have loved and served so faithfully so long Though you'd smile up at Heaven to remind me Who to thank I'd like to thank you anyway, Billy Frank Now Billy Frank I realize you're no more than a man Still the world remains forever changed because you made a stand The cry of lost and dying souls brought you to your knees And the power of God flows through a man who lives what he believes I'd like to thank you Billy Frank, one fine day But I bet I know just what you'd say The greatest gift of gratitude is to make my life a song To the Savior you have loved and served so faithfully so long Though you'd smile up at Heaven to remind me Who to thank I'd like to thank you anyway, Billy Frank Bridge: You've been the voice of truth to presidents and kings But you've never been impressed by such things Nothing is more precious in your sight Than Jesus Christ the Savior crucified  (Instrumental Chorus) Now your flame is flickering as you are nearing home And pretty soon you'll stand in awe before God's gleaming throne I have no doubt there'll be a shout as Heaven celebrates When St. Peter tells the Father, "Billy Graham's at the gates" I'd like to thank you Billy Frank, one fine day But I bet I know just what you'd say The greatest gift of gratitude is to make my life a song To the Savior you have loved and served so faithfully so long Though you'd smile up at Heaven to remind me Who to thank I'd like to thank you anyway  Sir, that's all I've got to say I'd like to thank you anyway, Billy Frank You were just a Carolina boy who dreamed of playing ball
9.
Leonard Has a Toaster Lyrics and Music by Randy Stonehill Leonard has a toaster but Leonard’s toast just never comes out right Every time he puts the bread in it pops up either too dark or too light As a child I’d watch his face become a vision of frustration and fright As if to say beware this life my friend, the undertow will drown you in the end You may briefly know some happiness that tricks you until everything goes wrong Leonard has a toaster, reminding him he never did belong Leonard has a toaster, I know because I’m Leonard’s youngest son And I have wrestled with these phantoms that have robbed me like a bandit with a gun Now Daddy tried his best, I don’t blame him for the damage that’s been done Age to age the dysfunction carries on, like the passing of some toxic baton Every generation leaves a legacy of blessings and of pain Leonard has a toaster, it might as well have been a ball and chain Oh we read from this unwritten script, that tells us who we are It’s amazing how those unseen wounds can leave such lasting scars Leonard has a toaster, I still have it with me to this day Oh it’s always right behind me, though years ago we tossed that thing away If a child is taught that failure is a sin, there’s an awful price to pay See the trouble wasn’t toasters after all It’s a lack of love that makes your soul feel small I learned about the family tree that taught my dad to be this joyless jerk Leonard has a toaster, I hear Granddad was a real piece of work Leonard has a toaster, Granddad was a real piece of work Now there are times I’m still haunted by the ghost of dear Old Leonard’s toast
10.
Where Are You Words and music by Randy Stonehill Where are you, where are you lost between the darkness and the dawn Where are you, where are you you’re not really here buy you’re not gone I remember the songs we always loved to sing I remember the laughter that we shared Now there’s only the echo of a long good-bye hanging sadly in the air, in the air Where are you, where are you, where Where are you, where are you shaking out the worn out cloak of time Where are you, where are you step by step you’re leaving us behind I’m becoming a stranger in your distant eyes I am wrestling the weight of my despair I keep wishing I could hold you close enough to heal you like some sacred prayer, sacred prayer Where are you, where are you, where Are you looking past the twilight to a hidden place Is your restless spirit longing to take flight Are the angels speaking secrets in that language of the heart As they gently lead you to the land of light Where are you, where are you on a journey you must make alone Where are you, where are you your ship is finally setting sail for home As your memories fade away like autumn leaves Til the winter has left the branches bare I’ll still love you and show you in a thousand ways until the day I meet you there I’ll meet you there Where are you, where are you, Where are you, where are you where
11.
Goodbye Old Friend Words and music by Randy Stonehill Goodbye old friend Goodbye old friend Could have known you so much better way back then Goodbye old friend My old friend It’s so strange how time blows by just like the wind There’s a certain tug of war between a father and a son Word’s we spoke in anger, damage that’s been done I guess we’re both just broken like those fences We never got to mend Goodbye old friend Goodbye old friend Goodbye old friend It’s so hard to say goodbye I won’t pretend Goodbye old friend I’ll cry old friend When I think of all the things that might have been I should have thanked you so much more for listening to my song For all the caring things you did that helped me carry on They’re with me like a dusty long lost letter I always meant to send Goodbye old friend It’s the valley of the shadow But the dawning of the day Dying is not ending Even though you’ve gone away You’re running through Elysian Fields Free at last beyond this mortal clay What can I say Goodbye old friend Goodbye old friend I’d give anything to be with you again Goodbye old friend I’ll try old friend Guess I’ll be okay but I just can’t say when Living with your leaving feels so hollow and so wrong But part of you is part of me so part of you lives on I believe we’ll meet someday somewhere Just up around that bend Goodbye old friend Goodbye old friend
12.
Worry About Money Words and Music - Randy Stonehill Well the morning’s sweet and the sky is sunny Let’s jump out of bed and worry ‘bout money Money to spend money to save Money to buy yourself a pretty little grave If it weren’t so sad it might be funny The world’s gone mad worrying about money The rich young ruler in Jesus’ day said, “I wanna to get to Heaven you show me the way.” Jesus gazed at him lovingly, said, “Sell all you have, come follow Me.” The rich man sadly hung his head he couldn’t bear to hear what the Savior said Here’s a question think it through, do you own money or does it own you Birds make nests bees make honey We make a mess worrying about money Money can bless money can kill It’s the love of money that’s a poison pill Now God’s a giver and He’s got plenty Never wastes a minute worryin’ ‘bout money Now don’t go thinking that I’m naive Money is a thing that we all need It can serve you well but for Heaven’s sake it’s always been the frosting never been the cake God owns the cattle on a thousand hills He’ll sell one for you if you do His will He made the lily He made the rose Finer than Solomon’s Sunday clothes But we hurry and scurry like a scared little bunny Tearing out our hare/hair worrying ‘bout money I don’t know why they call it wealth It can’t buy time and it can’t buy health Can’t buy you ticket into Kingdom Come It’s as dead as the paper that they make it from Can’t buy true love or a faithful friend We keep fishin’ that wishin’ well again and again Well I hope I live ’til I’m a hundred and twenty But when I die I’ll be dancing on money Money that shines money that’s gold Money’s only pavement on Heaven’s road If it weren’t so sad it might be funny The world’s gone mad worryin’ about money
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Angel of the Highway Lyrics and Music By Randy Stonehill and Reggie Hamm Angel of the highway, spread your wings above these wheels Sometimes I get so weary at how lonely this life feels Your my angel of the highway, come and guide me with your light ‘Cause it’s a long dark road that I’m traveling down tonight A thousand songs inside me, got a honey-toned guitar My angel here to guide me, like that shining northern star The gleaming of the spotlight, like her diamond angel eyes Velvet of the midnight air, her fingers running through my hair Angel of the highway, you’re much more than just a dream You whisper to remind me what it’s all supposed to mean You’re my angel of the highway, riding shotgun next to me You’re the proof to my heart of these things my eyes can’t see A million miles behind me, with a million more to go That’s where you’re gonna find me, up and down this gypsy road It’s true I’m alway traveling guess that’s just where I belong Moving on from town to town, with a prayer and a lover’s song Angel….Angel of the highway Angel… Angel of the highway, all my life I’ve heard you call If I could do things my way, I wouldn’t change a thing at all You’re my angel of the highway, truest friend I’ve ever known And I’ll follow you ’til that day you lead me home Angel…Angel of the highway Angel…
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Dance Beyond the Laughing Sky Words by Randy & Leslie Stonehill Music by Randy Stonehill Majesty on High, speaks a Holy Word and breathes a billion stars Love’s the reason why, He molds us in His hands and tells us who we are Life is so much more than just a waking dream a road where dark shadows entwine Step into the Light and you’ll see what it means to shine And we will laugh beneath the dancing sky you and I you and I Die to live and live to fly you and I Children of the Heavens high, never need to say good-bye When we dance beyond the laughing sky We will dance beyond the laughing sky Strangers in this land, learning to discern the seasons and the signs Soon we’ll understand the mystery that turns our water into wine Living in this story where the storms that come are part of the wondrous design Glory unto glory we’re transformed until we shine And we will laugh beneath the dancing sky you and I you and I Die to live and live to fly you and I Children of the Heavens high, never need to say good-bye Yes we’ll dance beyond the laughing sky We will dance beyond the laughing sky Li di di da di li di da… La di di da di….. Seek ye first the kingdom as a child again, it’s more than you hoped you would find Rise up like the angels walking on the wind, shine And we will laugh beneath the dancing sky you and I, you and I Die to live and live to fly, you and I Children of the Heavens high, never need to say good-bye Yes we’ll dance beyond the laughing sky When we dance beyond the laughing sky We will dance beyond the laughing sky Come and dance beyond the laughing sky

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Leslie and I have the honor of partnering with Compassion International as child sponsors and as artist representatives for many years. Compassion’s years of faithful service in bringing children in need together with caring sponsors has resulted in hundreds of thousands of children being freed from the cycle of poverty. Hundreds of thousands of sponsors have reaped the rich benefit of a loving relationship with a child in another part of the world. Sharing the love of Jesus has always been the heartbeat of Compassion’s Ministry. And it is the wellspring of hope that lives on in the hearts of these precious children.

To join us in sponsoring a child: www.Compassion.com/RandyStonehill

This record is dedicated to the precious memory of my dad, Leonard, and my mom, Pauline. We WILL dance beyond the laughing sky!

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released July 26, 2021

Produced by Mike Pachelli with Randy Stonehill
Recorded at Fullblast Recordings, Nashville, TN
Engineered by Mike Pachelli
Mixed by Mike Pachelli and Randy Stonehill
Mastered by Bill Wolf at Wolf Productions

Artwork and Cover Design by Doc Knowles
Billy Graham’s voice on “Billy Frank” used with kind permission from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, www.billygraham.org. Thank you, Ruth, for making arrangements for Leslie and me to visit your dad and play his song for him!

“Mercy in the Shadowland”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Electric guitar – Phil Keaggy
Bass – Jeff Baxter
Percussion – Jeff McAllister
Harmonics – Jeff Hurtgen
Written by Randy Stonehill & Jeff Hurtgen
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“This Old Face”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Banjo – Ryan Cavanaugh
Upright Bass – Byron House
Banjo, accordion, french horn, & flutes, mandolin – Mike Pachelli
Written by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“Beginning of the Living End”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Backing vocals – Regina McCary
B3 organ – Kevin McKendree
Drums – Danny Gottlieb
Bass – Byron House
Written by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“Thinly Veiled Threat”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Backing vocals – Regina McCary
Percussion toys – Michael Radovsky
Dobro, bass, piano, B3, synthesizer – Mike Pachelli
Lyrics by Randy and Jeff Stonehill
Music by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“She Loves Me”
Lead vocal, harmonics, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Acoustic guitar, shaker – Mike Pachelli
Electric Guitar – Phil Keaggy
Bass – Byron House
Drums – Danny Gottlieb
Written by Randy Stonehill & Mason Douglas
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“Coyote Moon”
Lead vocal, harmonics, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Viola, 1st & 2nd violin – Tim Lorsch
String arrangements – Mike Pachelli
Written by Randy Stonehill & Terry Scott Taylor
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP & Shape of Air Music/BMI

“Still Not Over You”
Lead vocal, harmonics, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Piano, B3 organ – Kevin McKendree
Electric guitars, harmonica, dobro – Mike Pachelli
Bass – Byron House
Drums – Danny Gottlieb
Written by Randy Stonehill & The Warren Bros
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP, Spirit of Nashville One/Sony/ATV-BMI & Janie West Music/ASCAP

“Billy Frank”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Banjo – Ryan Cavanaugh
Bass – Byron House
Drums – Danny Gottlieb
Written by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“Leonard Has A Toaster”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Bass – Byron House
Percussion toys – Mike Radovsky
Written by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“Where Are You”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Viola, cello – Tim Lorsch
Synthesizer – Mike Pachelli
Written by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“Good-Bye Old Friend”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Written by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“Worry About Money”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Banjo – Ryan Cavanaugh
Bass – Byron House
Drums – Danny Gottlieb
Electric guitar, high-strung guitar, percussion toys – Mike Pachelli
Written by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

“Angel of the Highway”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Nylon string & electric guitars – Phil Keaggy
Bass – Byron House
Drums – Danny Gottlieb
Written by Randy Stonehill & Regie Hamm
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP, One G Publishing/SESAC & Janie West Music/ASCAP

“Dance Beyond The Laughing Sky”
Lead vocal, acoustic guitar – Randy Stonehill
Backing vocals – Leslie Stonehill
Percussion toys – Michael Radovsky
Mandolin – Ryan Cavanaugh
Electric guitars, bass, mandolin, backing vocals – Mike Pachelli
Lyrics by Randy & Leslie Stonehill
Music by Randy Stonehill
©RB-MacNeel Music/ASCAP

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Randy Stonehill has been busy delivering heart-driven, relevant Christian music for more than 50 years. His first album "Born Twice," produced by Larry Norman was released in 1971, marking 2021 as Randy's Golden anniversary.
He’s written hundreds of songs with 27 releases and counting, and he’s responsible for some of the most authentic, influential Christian music ever written.
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