Fan site for Felicia Sorensen (When she sang LDS songs)

Ever since she was in her teens, Felicia Sorensen has been the first-call female studio singer in Utah. Her vocals have enhanced the music of such writers as Michael McLean, Janice Kapp Perry, Jeff Goodrich and Lex de Azevedo, and have brought their most popular songs to thousands of listeners -- making Felicia the most listened-to female voice in LDS music during the past decade. But with all that success, it's hard to believe that this popular singer has not had the opportunity to shine on her own. Felicia Sorensen's debut solo album features songs by Felicia as well as by other top writers. The music is varied in style but can best be described as light folk, with just a touch of pop. With its optimistic, positive message, this sensitive music touches the heart. The song "She Believes" is about a woman who sees her own hopes and dreams played out in the lives of her grandchildren. "For the Love of a Woman" describes one man's appreciation for the love of his life.

Village of the King

We grew up together
In the shadow of the hills
In the barren hollow just above the plain
Where the travelers and the searchers
On the road to somewhere else
Washed all their toil away when it rained

And they sang
All the songs from long ago
And they sang
Simple words of hope and faith
And they sang
Of a love that frees the soul
And they sang

His father made the furtiture
His mother made the meals
And shared with us the beauty of the spring
She told us olden stories
And smiled when we played
Growing up in the village of the king

And she sang
All the songs from long ago
And she sang
Simple words of hope and faith
And she sang
Of a love that frees the soul
And she sang

I was drawn to His manner
His kind and gental ways
And His words felt like thunder to my soul
Now I wait to see again
The hands I held as a child
Together in the village of the king.

And we'll sing
All the songs from long ago
And we'll sing
Simple words of hope and faith
And we'll sing
Of a love that frees the soul
And we'll sing...

...And we'll sing