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Welcome Home - Brian Littrell

 
Description: Genre: Easy Listening / Artist: Brian Littrell / Import / Audio CD released 2006-10-02 at Zomba / Disc #1 ... more
Welcome Home - Brian Littrell ... Tracklisting
1 My Answer Is You
2 Wish
3 Welcome Home (You)
4 You Keep Givin' Me
5 Gone Without Goodbye
6 I'm Alive
7 Over My Head
8 We Lift You Up
9 Grace Of My Life
10 Angels And Heroes
11 Jesus Loves You

Newest Review: ... - Gone Without Goodbye - If your anything like me, you'll need to have tissues on hand to listen to this track, as it is ... more

 ... rather moving and talks of the loss of different people, who die in accidents and the parents who are left without their children, without being given a chance to say goodbye. One of the people mentioned is supposed to be a victim of 9/11 too, the one mentioned here "this is his pregnant wife, Carrying his last dream He walked down 46 floors before he felt the rush, The rush of gasoline". There is an acoustic guitar played throughout the track too, giving it a bit of a country sound. Some extra sample ly...more

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Release Date: 2006 - 10 - 02, Audio CD, Zomba
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Premium Review Welcome Home - Brian Littrell: Christian pop music courtesy of Brian Littrell (2719 words)
by - written on 17/03/09 (Very useful, 181 readings)
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- Introduction - Brian Littrell is well known as being one of the Backstreet Boys, one of the biggest selling boy bands of the 1990s. Anyone who has been a fan of his or has read many interviews with him from the start, will be aware that his faith is pretty important to him and plays a big part in his life. When asked what he might have been, had he not become a member of the group, he has often said that he would have gone on to become a youth minister or something similar and he has also stated from early on that if he were to do a solo project, it would likely involve his faith and that he would like to make an accessible records that would ...  Read the complete review

 

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