222 tracks by Paul Lisney

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This is about Mary, the Mother of God and mother of us all. For those who aren't Catholic, Catholics don't worship Mary, we honor her and pray for her intercession, just as people ask other people to pray for them. Mary brings us to Jesus.
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The first version of this is on Songs of The Heart. This version was written around 9/11 and is a plea for America to hold on to God, not move away from Him.
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This is about the devotion, Jesus, King Of All Nations. I wanted it to sound like an anthem, not unlike Queen's WE WILL ROCK YOU. The end bit was inspired by the Beatles song, RAIN. JESUS, KING OF ALL…
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This was written after contemplating the Shroud of Turin. I have a portrait of the face of Jesus layered under an image of the Shroud. I think it was made in Italy and I bought at a local Catholic shop where I live that is no longer there. The…
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This is The Apostles' Creed put to music. My brother Mike is also singing on it.
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I wrote this after seeing the movie by the same name.
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The words tell it all on this one.
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This is the parable about the sower and the seed. Musically it was inspired by a Richard Thompson song, "How Will I Ever Be Simple Again."
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This about "dith" as an Australian might say - we never know when we'll be called home, so we'd better be ready.
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The Ave Maris Stella is a popular liturgical hymn of unknown origin. It can be dated back to at least the 9th century for it is preserved in the Codex Sangallensis, a 9th century manuscript now in the Swiss Monastery of St. Gallen. Its appearance…
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This the litany Of Humility by Rafael Cardinal Merry del Val (1865-1930) set to music.
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I recorded this to sound like something the early Beatles would have done. There are about ten Beatle songs referenced in it. My children (now all adults) were singing on this and I like the end where they can be heard laughing.
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God still speaks to us - mostly to our hearts but also audibly to certain people.
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This is the well known Catholic prayer, Come Holy Spirit. I have my whole family singing on this one and my brother Mike also playing bass. We switch off singing lead - myself first, Mark next and then Mike.
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I wrote this in the early 1990's during Desert Storm and after a conversation with my brother-in-law, Er4ic, t the time who was sent over there to fight.
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This is the prayer to St. Michael the Archangel by Pope Leo XIII. I put it to my own melody a few years ago. Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke…
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This is an early Christian hymn. I found the words o nthe internet and set it to my own melody, not knowing the original tune. Oh, the Cross, the SAVIOR dying, Wounded sore, and faint, and sighing, Bowed beneath the burden lying On HIS…
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This is the Lord's Prayer or the "Our Father" as we Catholics call it. I have wanted to write a melody for the Our Father for a long time and I was so pleased when it finally came to me. Prayers can be very hard to write a melody to because they…
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