"Hey Brother" genre: Folk
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	This song is about the need to move on. The apostle Paul was so overwhelmed at his sin that he cryed out to God but he didn't dwell on it. He grasped for the Grace of Christ with all his might and decided he wouldn't be paralized by the memory of his sin.
	Credits: By Lonnie Crampsey
	Story Behind the Song I have a freind who has accepted Christ but can't seem to let go of his aweful past. Even Paul struggled with his sin when he said, "what a wretched man am I, Who can save me from ths body of death?" I wrote this to encourage my friend to cling to the Grace of Christ and Move on. Lyrics Hey Brother By Lonnie Crampsey Hey brother, where you going now? It seems you’ve gone astray But you can never run too far Memories from the dust they scream a melody but… Some tunes are better left forgot You’re harping on the news of yesterday I’m here to say to you that yesterday is gone Hey brother I see beyond your stare, you’re miles away But you don’t live there anymore How matchless is the grace that takes our sin and pain? And throws them right out the front door Your dwelling on your sin in everyway But I’m here to say it’s time to be moving on You’re like Peter on the water You take a few small steps with focused vision Then your faith it starts to falter You turn your eyes away, now you’re swimming Hey brother I see into your heart and what tugs at you In time I pray that hurt will fade Cuz our Savior’s calling out your name to come alive And I know you’ll never be the same So take on up your empty netting And let him fill your soul on the other side Hey brother, where you going… now?

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