tobyMac still featured on Inspired Narnia Soundtrack

August 15, 2005 Paul Martin Movies & TV, Music & Soundtracks, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 0

We got an e-mail from Kevin that points out what appears to be the final track listing, on Walmart.com, which includes a song by tobyMac called “New World”:

1. Waiting For The World To Fall – Jars of Clay
2. Remembering You – Steven Curtis Chapman
3. Open Your Eyes – Jeremy Camp
4. Hero – Bethany Dillon
5. Stronger – Delirious?
6. Lion – Rebecca St. James
7. New World – tobyMac
8. I Will Believe – Nichole Nordeman
9. Turkish Delight – David Crowder*Band
10. More Than It Seems – Kutless
11. You’re The One – Chris Tomlin

The Narnia Inspired soundtrack hits stores on September 27th!

Music Inspired by The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

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