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Album · 2008 · 11 Songs. Opposite Way Leeland.

Leeland's second studio album, Opposite Way, was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee. In November 2007, the band announced that the album would release on February 26, 2008. and to be on fire for God, even if it makes us look different

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Opposite Way. Artist: Leeland. you need to find a way of escape When everyone is setting the pace It’s okay to run the opposite way The Father sent His Son down The light of men The cross He bore was crippling Rejected in His own town They couldn’t see the sun shining He knelt in the garden and prayed Father, let this cup pass from

Lyrics to "Opposite Way" song by Leeland: Living in the same town For all these years Doing the same old things Hanging with the same crow.

BPM Profile Opposite Way. Album starts at 129BPM, ends at 76BPM (-53), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Leeland. Christ Be All Around Me - Live.

Opposite Way The album's REAL hit in my opinion. This song sort of lives up to the previous track 4 Tears of the Saints. On the first verse of the song it talks about how we are tired of doing the same old things, being at the same place, with the same people, eventually leading telling you its okay to run the opposite way. Then it tells us what Jesus sacrificed and how he went the opposite way so we could. Wake Up The song is okay. The production of this album is flawless and Leeland's voice continues making me jealous! I will say, however, that I don't think there are any songs quite as good as "Tears Of The Saints" or "Sound of Melodies. But I will say that "Opposite Way" and "Enter This Temple" come really close. This album, like "Sound of Melodies," has a great balance between really bouncy poppy songs and the slow ballads.

In Leeland's case, the same energetic and melodic output that garnered them a Grammy nod for their 2006 debut can be found throughout the group's sophomore effort, Opposite Way. No longer flying under the radar, Leeland cemented their sound by creating electrifying walls of guitar. The first single, "Count Me In," had critics and fans singing along with its infectious chorus