The Far Country
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| The Far Country |
| Lay Me Down |
| Queen Of Iowa |
| Little Boy Heart Alive |
| The Havens Grey |
| Mystery Of Mercy |
| Mountains On The Ocean Floor |
| All Shall Be Well |
| For The Love Of God |
| More |
Description
From Christianity Today:
“A songwriter’s songwriter of the same caliber as Rich Mullins and Sara Groves, and one deserving of more recognition for his strong sense of melody and lyrical insight. Andrew Peterson has long relied on Scripture and personal anecdotes to color his storytelling, but this time he refines his wordplay further by drawing on his love of fantasy and literature, resulting in songs of increased depth, yet still very approachable.
Though the album is seemingly preoccupied with death, it is actually a joyful affirmation of life and the journey to our true home in heaven. That’s a message all can appreciate: old and young, healthy and infirmed. Bolstered by top-notch musicianship, The Far Country ranks with the artist’s best, an engaging folk pop album much richer than the average coffee house offering.”
Listen
| The Far Country |
| Lay Me Down |
| Queen Of Iowa |
| Little Boy Heart Alive |
| The Havens Grey |
| Mystery Of Mercy |
| Mountains On The Ocean Floor |
| All Shall Be Well |
| For The Love Of God |
| More |
Description
From Christianity Today:
“A songwriter’s songwriter of the same caliber as Rich Mullins and Sara Groves, and one deserving of more recognition for his strong sense of melody and lyrical insight. Andrew Peterson has long relied on Scripture and personal anecdotes to color his storytelling, but this time he refines his wordplay further by drawing on his love of fantasy and literature, resulting in songs of increased depth, yet still very approachable.
Though the album is seemingly preoccupied with death, it is actually a joyful affirmation of life and the journey to our true home in heaven. That’s a message all can appreciate: old and young, healthy and infirmed. Bolstered by top-notch musicianship, The Far Country ranks with the artist’s best, an engaging folk pop album much richer than the average coffee house offering.”
Description
Listen
| The Far Country |
| Lay Me Down |
| Queen Of Iowa |
| Little Boy Heart Alive |
| The Havens Grey |
| Mystery Of Mercy |
| Mountains On The Ocean Floor |
| All Shall Be Well |
| For The Love Of God |
| More |
Description
From Christianity Today:
“A songwriter’s songwriter of the same caliber as Rich Mullins and Sara Groves, and one deserving of more recognition for his strong sense of melody and lyrical insight. Andrew Peterson has long relied on Scripture and personal anecdotes to color his storytelling, but this time he refines his wordplay further by drawing on his love of fantasy and literature, resulting in songs of increased depth, yet still very approachable.
Though the album is seemingly preoccupied with death, it is actually a joyful affirmation of life and the journey to our true home in heaven. That’s a message all can appreciate: old and young, healthy and infirmed. Bolstered by top-notch musicianship, The Far Country ranks with the artist’s best, an engaging folk pop album much richer than the average coffee house offering.”
