| Wayne Graber has written over 200 songs. Many of them have been recorded by the western gospel band "faithful heart". The music covers a spectrum of emotions from light hearted and humorous to deep spiritual truths. When Wayne shares his music, you will hear original songs, some familiar songs, as well as humorous songs. You will be challenged in your faith as well. . . . . where else in the world of Gospel music can you hear the phrase "there's a hitch in my get-a-long" or be urged to get on board Salvations Line? Country gospel singer Wayne Graber writes and performes self-penned tunes that magnify the Creator. The songs range from funny to toe-tappers, to a thought-provoking reminder that "Anytime of Year" is always time to celebrate the King of Kings. Sandy Whitting True West Magazine July/August Issue 2006 . . . . Graber is definitely a man who knows how to write excellent tunes for his own well-conceived lyrics. The "North Forty Line" is a moving song about an old cowboy forced against his will to give up the hardships of range life and move to town. The old man says "I won't miss the cold chill of December wind, or puttin' up hay in the fall, or askin' the candle light, which bills to pay. I don't think, I'll miss that at all . . . ." But the tears in his eyes tell a different story. Add this one to the list of cowboy songs everyone will be singing before long. Cowboy Magazine Fall Issue 2004 |
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