Child of God (album)

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Child of God
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Studio album by
ReleasedJuly 26, 2024
Genre Hip hop, lo-fi, gospel/Christian
Length58:44
Label River House
Producer Forrest Frank
Forrest Frank chronology
A Merry Lofi Christmas
(2023)
Child of God
(2024)
Alternative cover
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Deluxe Edition album cover
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."What Living Is All About" (monologue) Neil Frank 2:39
2."No Longer Bound" (with Hulvey) Forrest Frank, Christopher Hulvey 3:00
3."UP!" (with Connor Price)F. Frank, Connor Price 2:16
4."More Than a Feeling"F. Frank, Pera3:24
5."Safe and Sound" (with CAIN)F. Frank, Logan Cain, Madison Cain Johnson, Taylor Cain Matz2:58
6."Life Is Good"F. Frank, Jake Lawson, Zac Lawson2:48
7."Miracle Worker" (with Tori Kelly)F. Frank, Pera, Tori Kelly3:03
8."Hey Grandad" (monologue)N. Frank3:20
9."All I Need" (with Hulvey)F. Frank, Hulvey3:23
10."God is Good" (with Caleb Gordon)F. Frank, Caleb Gordon3:27
11."Always"F. Frank2:38
12."Rich Man"F. Frank3:16
13."Hallelujah"F. Frank2:29
14."Well Done" (with Sam Rivera)F. Frank, Sam Rivera2:17
15."Good Day"F. Frank2:51
16."Sunshine"F. Frank, Noah Conrad, Pera2:58
17."Never Get Used to This" (with JVKE)F. Frank, JVKE, Jackson Foote, Johnny Simpson, Z. Lawson, Nicky Yore2:25
18."Never Left My Side"F. Frank, Splash of Soda2:33
19."Lift My Hands"F. Frank3:39
20."Child of God" (with Jonothan Pokluda)F. Frank, Jonathan Pokluda, Pera3:13
Total length:58:44
Deluxe edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Your Way's Better" Forrest Frank 3:18
2."Ups & Downs"F. Frank2:41
3."Heaven on This Earth" (with Torey D'Shaun)F. Frank3:05
4."Crazy" (with Nic D)F. Frank2:32
5."Alive"F. Frank3:01
6."God Takes Breaks"F. Frank2:26
7."Beautiful as You"F. Frank2:59
8."What Living Is All About" (monologue) Neil Frank 2:39
9."No Longer Bound" (with Hulvey)F. Frank, Christopher Hulvey 3:00
10."UP!" (with Connor Price)F. Frank, Connor Price 2:16
11."More Than a Feeling"F. Frank, Pera3:24
12."Safe and Sound" (with CAIN)F. Frank, Logan Cain, Madison Cain Johnson, Taylor Cain Matz2:58
13."Life Is Good"F. Frank, Jake Lawson, Zac Lawson2:48
14."Miracle Worker" (with Tori Kelly)F. Frank, Pera, Tori Kelly3:03
15."Hey Grandad" (monologue)N. Frank3:20
16."All I Need" (with Hulvey)F. Frank, Hulvey3:23
17."God Is Good" (with Caleb Gordon)F. Frank, Caleb Gordon3:27
18."Always"F. Frank2:38
19."Rich Man"F. Frank3:16
20."Hallelujah"F. Frank2:29
21."Well Done" (with Sam Rivera)F. Frank, Sam Rivera2:17
22."Good Day"F. Frank2:51
23."Sunshine"F. Frank, Noah Conrad, Pera2:58
24."Never Get Used to This" (with JVKE)F. Frank, JVKE, Jackson Foote, Johnny Simpson, Z. Lawson, Nicky Yore2:25
25."Never Left My Side"F. Frank, Splash Of Soda2:33
26."Lift My Hands"F. Frank3:39
27."Child of God" (with Jonothan Pokluda)F. Frank, Jonathan Pokluda, Pera3:13
Total length:78:46

Expanded edition tracks are followed by original edition tracks from Track 8–27.

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