Biography:
Richard Wayne Mullins (October 21, 1955 – September 19, 1997) was an American Christian music singer and songwriter born in Richmond, Indiana. On September 19, 1997, Rich Mullins and his friend Mitch McVicker were traveling on I-39 north of Bloomington, Illinois to a benefit concert in Wichita, Kansas when his Jeep flipped over.
His funeral was open to the public and had a massive gathering. He is buried in the Harrison Township Cemetery in Hollansburg, Ohio, alongside his baby brother who died as an infant and his father.[
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Other songs:
- All The Way My Savior Leads Me
- Awesome God
- Awesome God Adaptation
- Awsome God
- Bound To Come Some Trouble
- Boy Like Me Man Like You
- Boy Like Meman Like You
- Brothers Keeper
- Creed
- Doubly Good To You
- Elijah
- Everyman
- First Family
- Hard To Get
- Hello Old Friends
- Hold Me Jesus
- Hope To Carry On
- Humble Thyself
- If I Stand
- Let Mercy Lead
- Man Of No Reputation
- My Deliverer
- O God You Are My God
- Our God Is An Awesome God
- Ready For The Storm
- Screen Door
- Sing Your Praise To The Lord
- Sometimes By Step
- Somewhere
- That Where I Am There You May Also Be
- That Where I Am You May Also Be
- The Love Of God
- Verge Of A Miracle
- We Are Not As Strong As We Think We Are
- What Susan Said
- What Trouble Are Giants
- You Are All
- You Did Not Have A Home
- You Gotta Get Up Christmas Song
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CAPO 4
[verse]
A
Two lonely eyed boys in a pickup truck
D E A
And they're drivin' through the rain and the heat
E D
And their skin's so sweaty they both get stuck to the old black vinyl seats
D
And it's Abbott and Costello and Paul and Silas
E
It's the two of us together and we're putting on the mileage
[Chorus]
A F#m
And we both feel lost but I remember what Susan said
Bm
How love is bound in the things we've given up
D E
More than in the things that we have kept
A F#m
And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write
Bm D
And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night
E G D
And if your home is just another place where you're a stranger
F#m E D
And far away is just somewhere you've never been
A Bm D E A D E
I hope that you'll remember, I ever was your friend
[verse]
A
Two full grown men in a huddle of kids
D E A
And they're trying to help them to believe
E
What is too good to be real
D
But is more real than the air they breathe
D
And it's Wally and the Beaver, David and Jonathan
E
It's the love of Jesus puttin' on flesh and bone
[Chorus]
A F#m
And we both feel lost but I remember what Susan said
Bm
How love is bound in the things we've given up
D E
More than in the things that we have kept
A F#m
And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write
Bm D
And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night
A
And I remember what Susan said
F#m Bm D E
A F#m
And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write
Bm D
And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night
E G D
And if your home is just another place where you're a stranger
F#m E D
And far away is just somewhere you've never been
A Bm D E F#m
I hope that you'll remember I ever was your friend
Bm E
I hope you'll have the strength to just remember
A
I'm still your friend.
D E A
[verse]
A
Two lonely eyed boys in a pickup truck
D E A
And they're drivin' through the rain and the heat
E D
And their skin's so sweaty they both get stuck to the old black vinyl seats
D
And it's Abbott and Costello and Paul and Silas
E
It's the two of us together and we're putting on the mileage
[Chorus]
A F#m
And we both feel lost but I remember what Susan said
Bm
How love is bound in the things we've given up
D E
More than in the things that we have kept
A F#m
And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write
Bm D
And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night
E G D
And if your home is just another place where you're a stranger
F#m E D
And far away is just somewhere you've never been
A Bm D E A D E
I hope that you'll remember, I ever was your friend
[verse]
A
Two full grown men in a huddle of kids
D E A
And they're trying to help them to believe
E
What is too good to be real
D
But is more real than the air they breathe
D
And it's Wally and the Beaver, David and Jonathan
E
It's the love of Jesus puttin' on flesh and bone
[Chorus]
A F#m
And we both feel lost but I remember what Susan said
Bm
How love is bound in the things we've given up
D E
More than in the things that we have kept
A F#m
And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write
Bm D
And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night
A
And I remember what Susan said
F#m Bm D E
A F#m
And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write
Bm D
And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night
E G D
And if your home is just another place where you're a stranger
F#m E D
And far away is just somewhere you've never been
A Bm D E F#m
I hope that you'll remember I ever was your friend
Bm E
I hope you'll have the strength to just remember
A
I'm still your friend.
D E A
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