Looking For The Footprints
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Version 1 is a studio recording, with an acoustic guitar the only instrument
This song is not included in the track listing, but is a passage within the song Passing Stranger. Note that whilst Larry didn't take any writing credits on Born Twice, '...Footprints', if not all of Passing Stranger was written by him when he was still in the band People! |
Born Twice - Randy Stonehill
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Version 2 is a full studio recording
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In Another Land [Special Edition cassette]
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Version 3 is the same recording as version 2, but fading out about twenty seconds earlier
Note that on the first White Blossoms CD, a tiny fraction of the first chord is cut off. On the second CD version, even more of the opening chord is removed |
White Blossoms From Black Roots [Pre-release cassette and CD]
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Version 4 is the same recording as versions 2 and 3. It is very close in length to version 3, but "time shifted" by around ten seconds - it fades in and fades out later
Note that Sticks & Stones has botched track splits |
lyrics version 1
Mmm yeah
Searching for the footprint of the man who wears the sandal
Ah ah ah
Searching for the footprint of the man who wears the sandal ah
Ah wo-oh-oh yea
Oh Lord, look what they've done yea
Oh Lord, look what they've done to you now
Look what they've done to you now
Can I believe my eyes
Can it be true
So gentle and wise
Look what they've done to you
Searching for the footprint of the man who wears the sandal
Ah ah ah
Searching for the footprint of the man who wears the sandal ah
Ah wo-oh-oh yea
Oh Lord, look what they've done yea
Oh Lord, look what they've done to you now
Look what they've done to you now
Can I believe my eyes
Can it be true
So gentle and wise
Look what they've done to you
Lyrics versions 2, 3 and 4
Looking for the footprints of the man who wears the sandals
Ah ah ah
Looking for the footprints of the man who wears the sandals
Ah ah ah
Ah-ah-ah
Ah ah ah
Looking for the footprints of the man who wears the sandals
Ah ah ah
Ah-ah-ah
"Larry wrote this during his days in the People band. It is the English transliteration of another song of his called "Kulderachna," which he later recorded for So Long Ago The Garden. "Kulderachna" was written in a middle eastern language and then "jargonized" by Larry when he and his sisters used to perform it in the mid-Sixties. Simply, both "Kulderachna" and "Looking For The Footprints" are about following the path that Jesus laid down during His life on earth."