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We all face hardships and tragedies, but it’s our hope in Christ that allows us to Keep Movin’ Along. This timeless truth is one that The Perrys know very well as they have recorded their first album without the strength and presence of beloved bass singer Tracy Stuffle. Despite this change, Keep Movin’ Along has everything we’ve come to expect from The Perrys: big ballads, convention songs, crowd pleasers and the Gospel message. Get out your hankie for the title song, which is a convention-style song from the Stamps-Baxter songbook. Written by William Combs in 1945, “Keep Movin’ Along” was one of the songs that brought Southern Gospel Music to the forefront as a genre. The first single for radio is “It Never Gets Old,” co-written by Rodney Griffin (Greater Vision) and Scott Inman (Triumphant Quartet), this up-tempo song celebrates our salvation: “…I don’t know why he gifted me with a newfound grace that would set me free, but I know that the older I get, it never gets old.” With themes of trusting God’s faithfulness no matter what, and being made new through the Blood of Jesus, fans are sure to love the album Keep Movin’ Along.