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These Three Remain has been playing consistently at and around Biola. This prog-rock, medium core band has been startling crowds with their unique sound, leaving listeners longing for more. What these guys are most known for, however, is their love for Jesus Christ, as they preach His name and gospel at every one of their shows. Their powerful lyrics back up their actions 100%, as they strive to become a ministry through their music. They hope that you get the chance to rock out with them!!

One of their more current EP songs has been uploaded to the site, enjoy!

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THESE THREE REMAIN IS PRE-RELEASING ONE OF THEIR SONGS!
THE BEGINNING OF THE NEVER-END!!
CHECK IT OUT!
TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
SAY A PRAYER!
WHATEVER!
THANKS FOR LISTENING
I HOPE YOU HATE IT! (FIF)

Were just brothers who like making music for God...that's about it...we love "rocking out"...i don't want to bore you with any more detials... if you have something to say you can e-mail us at hqtr50a@pacbell.net...

ps. go to www.purevolume.com/weknowwhowins to hear my music i made on garage band...

song explanations:

1. The Beginning of the Never-end-
this is the final version (though lower quality) of our song that is on our first cd. The CD is called, "What if i told you..." and this is the last song on it. The beginning sounds very similar to the one i recorded earlier, but the ending is different so be prepared. i hope you enjoy it a lot, this song means a ton to me...(for more explanation look below, same lyrics as that song also).

2. Grace like Rain-our cover of Todd Angew's song, it is part of a rock/worship cd that me, Jono(my bro) and Tyler Pines made...enjoy


3. The Beginning of the Never End (also known as "the shire song")-this is a really bad recording of a song i wrote that i actually really like. It was written at a time when my heart was just tired of this world and longing for the peace we will find in finally being right relationship with God. It was totally inspired by God cause i wrote it in like a hour, both lyrics and music. it's really simple and was meant to reflect the final satisfaction of being truly at peace, seperated from all the crap of this world. It is also about being rid of the fear, and in a sense looking forward to death, not as an ending, but the beginning of what (and where) you were truly created for (and the peace that is found in just knowing that we don't have to fear death). So yea, i am sorry the recording sucks, i did it on my own in my protools class...i promise a better one is on the way...by the way, the recording is a little quiet, so you might want to turn it up a bit...

so...this is our music...and to quote Five Iron Frenzy..."I hope you hate it!"