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Formats and Editions
1. Better Than a Hallelujah
2. Overnight - (featuring Sarah Chapman)
3. Every Road
4. Unafraid
5. Hard Times
6. What Is the Chance of That
7. Somewhere Down the Road
8. Third World Woman
9. Find What You're Looking For
10. Come into My World
11. Arms of Love [2010 Version]
12. Imagine/Sing the Wondrous Love of Jesus
More Info:
2010 release from the Gospel music vet containing six brand new songs, two previously unreleased tracks, three of her best loved story-songs and a new recording of the classic 'Arms of Love'. The theme for the album is stories and journeys. Amy has always been a great storyteller and many of her most impactful songs have come from her own journey as she sings about the honesty of life, it's joys and struggles, and ultimately the hope she has found in faith and love. The songs on Somewhere Down the Road read like journal entries that will resonate with anyone who grapples with wanting answers to life's toughest questions.Reviews:
''Somewhere Down The Road'' is the nineteenth album by Christian music and pop music singer-songwriter Amy Grant, released in 2010 (see 2010 in music). It is a unique album featuring 6 brand new songs, 2 previously unreleased songs, a new recording of the classic song "Arms Of Love", and rounded out with 3 of Grant's previously released story-songs.
The album title is taken from the title track, Somewhere Down the Road, also a promotional single from Grant's 1997 album Behind the Eyes. The song was originally also featured on the first and only commercial single from the Behind the Eyes album, Takes a Little Time. The painting featured on the cover of the album includes a painting by Grant, with the inscription Somewhere Down The Road. Grant gave the original painting as gift to her friend and publicist Jennifer Cooke.
Most of the new songs on the album were recorded in the new studio that Grant and her husband Vince Gill recently had built into their home. One of the songs on the album, "Overnight", is a duet recorded with Sarah Chapman, Grant's daughter. Grant wrote "Unafraid" about her mother. - Wikipedia
