Behind the Eyes Amy Grant

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  • Release Date: 08/14/2007
  • Original Release: 1997
  • Sales Rank: 71,293
  • Label: SPARROW
  • UPC: 094639680023

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Behind the Eyes

1LISTENNobody Home 3:37
2LISTENI Will Be Your Friend 4:00
3LISTENLike I Love You 4:31
4LISTENTakes a Little Time 4:32
5LISTENCry a River 4:39
6LISTENTurn This World Around 3:40
7LISTENCurious Thing 4:05
8LISTENEvery Road 4:31
9LISTENLeave It All Behind 3:22
10LISTENMissing You 4:28
11LISTENThe Feeling I Had 2:55
12LISTENSomewhere Down the Road 5:09

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When Behind the Eyes came out in 1997, Amy Grant had been recording for 20 years. And it was obvious that she still had a lot left to say. In contrast to the high-tech slickness that characterized some of her previous A&M efforts, the earthy Eyes finds Grant playing a lot of jangly acoustic guitar and bringing a folk appeal to her pop-rock. Most of the writing is excellent, and Grant offers some of the most meaningful, insightful songs of her career. "Nobody Home" describes the economic hardship that has ravaged a small town, while the country-influenced "Curious Thing" examines the ways in which a person's life can change radically. "Turn This World Around," "Takes a Little Time" and "Somewhere Down the Road" offer a message of hope and optimism without being Pollyanna-ish -- Grant acknowledges that life is hard and difficult, but insists that there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Both musically and lyrically, Behind the Eyes is one of Grant's best albums ever. Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

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October 31, 2001: Wow! I have followed Amy's career since Father's Eyes. I think that this is by far her truest, most vulnerable attempt to date. She bares all in this up close and personal CD. Gritty and realistic -- we can't help but wonder the emotions behind such a work. I applaud her efforts.

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