EPISODE · Jul 3, 2017 · 4 MIN
Breaking through the stormy sky
from Al Thomas · host Al Thomas
I’ve been influenced by band like R.E.M., The Beatles, U2, The Doors, Simon and Garfunkel, Jars of Clay, and Song writers like Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, and Larry Norman and Ludwig van Beethoven. Also Ron Howard, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg influence my sound track ideas. “Back to you” Luke said it like this “There is nothing that God can’t do – even things which seems to be impossible for human sense." With God nothing is impossible. "The stone is rolled away The light is shining now Breaking through the stormy sky Castaway no more." (Bridge) You know I've read the book Took a closer look You know I found my way today You know I found my way Back to you" Hay Everyone I’m glad you are checking out my new songs. I’m an independent song writer from mid Michigan. These are demo songs from my newest project “Lost Soul Blue Sky” Influences include R.E.M., The Beatles, U2, The Doors, Simon and Garfunkel, Jars of Clay, and Song writers like Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, and Larry Norman and Ludwig van Beethoven.
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I’ve been influenced by band like R.E.M., The Beatles, U2, The Doors, Simon and Garfunkel, Jars of Clay, and Song writers like Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, and Larry Norman and Ludwig van Beethoven. Also Ron Howard, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg influence my sound track ideas. “Back to you” Luke said it like this “There is nothing that God can’t do – even things which seems to be impossible for human sense." With God nothing is impossible. "The stone is rolled away The light is shining now Breaking through the stormy sky Castaway no more." (Bridge) You know I've read the book Took a closer look You know I found my way today You know I found my way Back to you" Hay Everyone I’m glad you are checking out my new songs. I’m an independent song writer from mid Michigan. These are demo songs from my newest project “Lost Soul Blue Sky” Influences include R.E.M., The Beatles, U2, The Doors, Simon and Garfunkel, Jars of Clay, and Song writers like Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, and Larry Norman and Ludwig van Beethoven.
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