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Children of the Lord
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| "Children of the Lord" | ||
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| Single by Joy Electric | ||
| Released | March 23, 1999 | |
| Recorded | The Electric Joy Toy Company | |
| Genre | Synthpop/Electropop | |
| Length | 15:04 | |
| Label | BEC Recordings | |
| Producer(s) | Ronnie Martin | |
| Joy Electric singles chronology | ||
| The Land of Misfits (1998) |
Children of the Lord (1999) |
CHRISTIANsongs (1999) |
Children of the Lord is a single by Joy Electric. The single also features two covers: the first is an MxPx song ("I'm OK, You're OK"), and the second a Keith Green song ("Make My Life a Prayer"). "Children of the Lord" and "Make My Life a Prayer" were included on the following album, CHRISTIANsongs. An additional remix of the title track was produced by House of Wires, but, for unknown reasons, was not included on the single [1].
- "Children of the Lord" (Ronnie Martin) – 3:22
- "I'm OK, You're OK" (Mike Herrera) – 2:55
- "Make My Life a Prayer" (Melody Green) – 3:09
- "Children of the Lord (cloud2ground remix)" – 5:36
- Jeremy Dawson – additional remix and production on track four
| Joy Electric |
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| Ronnie Martin |
| Discography |
| Albums: Melody · We Are the Music Makers · Robot Rock · CHRISTIANsongs · Unelectric · The White Songbook · The Tick Tock Treasury · The Magic of Christmas · Hello, Mannequin · The Ministry of Archers · The Otherly Opus |
| Extended Plays: Five Stars for Failure · Old Wives Tales · The Land of Misfits · Starcadia · The Tick Tock Companion · Friend of Mannequin · Montgolfier and the Romantic Balloons · Workmanship (CD) · Icicle Streusel |
| Singles: "Children of the Lord" |
| Box Sets: The Art and Craft of Popular Music (2-disc best of) |
| Seven-inch Vinyl: Workmanship |
| DVDs: Picturebook |
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