"Standin In These Shoes" genre: Christian Pop
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	A song that asks the question "What would Jesus do?" if he we in your shoes. Three short visual stories we see every day. A tune that will move you and challenge you to follow His path.
	CD: Standin in these Shoes   Label: Ted Krehbiel Entertainment www.tkentertain.com Credits: Ted Krehbiel - Vocals/Drums, Doug Krehbiel - Guitars, Karen Gooch - Keyboards, David Keller - Bass
	Story Behind the Song I was motivated to write this song from a guitar riff that Doug Krehbiel had in his head. He played it a couple of times in the studio and the words just fell out of my mouth. It was quite incredible! From there it took about a day or two to put the finishing touches and we were recording! Most of the song was completed in one take with approximately 5 punches per instrument. It's a great song and is a part of an excellent CD Lyrics Hey there old man, livin' in your cardboard box I see ya sniffin' for your next meal I walk on by, and I flip you a dime And I wonder how that feels CHORUS Tell me, what would Jesus do With all the pain and the hurt in this world that's a happenin' to you Oh Lord, help me to choose What would Jesus do, Standin' in these shoes Hey there little girl, standin' in your war-torn street I see you lookin' for your mom What you don't know is that you'll never see her again 'Cause she fell victim to the bomb CHORUS Hey there woman, I see you layin' on your kitchen floor And both your eyes are black and blue 'Cause your old man goit mad and I saw him runnin' out the door Do you thin he still loves you CHORUS

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