''It's a Dying World'' is a Christian rock album by

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and was released by

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in 1984.Christian Music Archive
It's a Dying World
/ref> This was Camp's final album for Myrrh Records, but was not released until after Camp released '' Fire and Ice'' with Sparrow in late 1983.

Track listing

All songs written by Steve Camp, except where noted. #"Holding on to You" (Camp,

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) - 3:43 #"Don't Wanna Be Friends" - 3:18 #"It's a Dying World" - 3:49 #"You Comfort Me" ( Dana Key,

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) - 3:20 #"You Know What's Right" (Carol Frazier, R. Frazier, Camp) – 3:19 #"Light Your Candle" - 3:19 #"I Don't Live by Chance" - 3:25 #"Tongue is a Fire" - 5:04 #"Can You Sleep Tonight" - 3:53 #"Man Does Not Live" - 3:27 * A version of "Light Your Candle" was also released on Camp's 1983 album, '' Fire and Ice''. This album was recorded before ''Fire and Ice'', but released after. The version used here is the original, as Camp added the line "Let it burn bright in the face of the devil" in the chorus for ''Fire and Ice''.

Personnel

* Steve Camp – lead and backing vocals, acoustic guitars, arrangements *

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– electric guitars, arrangements * Dave Morris – keyboards, acoustic piano, arrangements * Larry Tomaso – bass, arrangements * Russell Caldwell – drums, arrangements * Joan Anderson – backing vocals * Diane Thiel – backing vocals Production * Steve Camp – producer * Steven C. Wyer – executive producer * Hank Neuberger –

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at Chapel Lane Studios, Hereford, UK * Steve Camp – mixing * Hank Neuberger – mixing at

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, Chicago, Illinois * Dlorah L. Abdi – art direction * Camille Brown – design and design concept * Steve G.S. Morgan – cover background and sleeve photography * Phillip Radcliffe – cover people photography

References

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