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- Nazarene Crying Towel
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Lost Dogs
Released 2003

Moses In The Desert
02:32
995 plays

Cry Out Loud
03:14
731 plays

Come Down Here
02:52
641 plays

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- 1
- Moses In The Desert
- 02:32
- 995 plays

- 2
- There You Are
- 03:08
- 597 plays

- 3
- Deeper In The Heart
- 02:24
- 602 plays

- 4
- Come Down Here
- 02:52
- 641 plays

- 5
- Be My Hiding Place
- 03:52
- 626 plays

- 6
- Jesus On The Shore
- 02:18
- 629 plays

- 7
- Mercy Again
- 02:12
- 541 plays

- 8
- Cry Out Loud
- 03:14
- 731 plays

- 9
- The Yearning
- 03:04
- 464 plays

- 10
- Crushing Hand
- 01:57
- 603 plays

- 11
- Home Again
- 02:53
- 608 plays

- 12
- Darkest Night
- 03:48
- 579 plays

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album review

It would be easy to assume that the title of the Lost Dogs' album Nazarene Crying Towel was plucked from one of the Old Testament books of lamenting, such as Jeremiah or Lamentations. Instead, it is a tribute to member Terry Scott Taylor's grandmother. Stemming from her swinging of a dishtowel during moments of spiritual distress, the title reflects his grandmother's yearning "for a final end to all our troubles, for rest and safety from every harm, for immunity from the wild unpredictable ways of a world seemingly intent upon breaking our hearts." Released in 2003, the title aptly fits the project's somewhat melancholy tone, which is expressed both musically and lyrically. Musically, the album could be considered country meets 1970s Christian music. In fact, on a few occasions, the project calls to mind singer/songwriter Larry Norman. Lyrically, the release features messages of comfort, forgiveness, and mercy. Songs include "Jesus on the Shore" and "The Yearning." ~ Ashleigh Kittle Slater, All Music Guide