The following songs written or co-written by Rick Paul are available for review on this web site. Click a song’s title to read the lyrics and have the opportunity to play a clip from the audio recording. For a list of Rick’s songwriting and recording credits, please see the Credits page.
- After Us (mid-tempo pop/rock)
- All I Need to Know (ballad)
- All My Life (R&B-flavored pop/adult contemporary)
- All the Love Two People Need (ballad)
- Another Old Cowboy (traditional country/Southern rock)
- Battle Lines (traditional country)
- Bubble Gum (pop/rock)
- Can’t Give Up the Love (ballad)
- Can’t Make Love With Your Memory (pop/adult contemporary)
- The Day After the Day After Christmas (Christmas)
- Don’t Blame Me (pop ballad)
- Don’t Go Away (country-flavored pop)
- Don’t Look Away (ballad with a gospel feel)
- Don’t Look Back (hard rock)
- Elizabeth, Lately (ballad)
- Even Steven (ballad)
- Exactly What You Bring (adult alternative)
- Fixin’ the Hole in the Wall (alternative country/Dixieland)
- Fly (inspirational ballad)
- Good Being Green (jingle)
- Hallelujah, He is Risen(gospel)
- Halloween (traditional country waltz)
- Happy Birthday to Me (sad 3/4 time ballad)
- Help Us Understand (ballad, inspired by the events of September 11, 2001)
- Here I Go Again (funky pop)
- Ho-Hum, Humdrum Life (up-tempo country rock)
- I Believe (inspirational rock ballad)
- I Can’t Say Goodbye (country rock)
- I Didn’t Think (rock ballad)
- I Don’t Pray Anymore (gospel, soft rock, or country)
- I Need Her Tonight (country rock/rock and roll)
- I Still Feel the Ring (mid-tempo country)
- If I Could (mid-tempo, new country or pop/rock)
- If I Could Turn the Hands of Time (country or pop/adult contemporary power ballad)
- If You Only Knew (country ballad)
- In and Out of Love Again (mid-tempo pop)
- It Might Be Memphis (pop/rock)
- It Started in a Manger (Christmas)
- It’s Not Enough (uptempo, new country)
- Jukebox Joe (traditional country)
- Just a Little Kiss (up-tempo pop)
- Just Gotta Smile (quirky pop whistling tune)
- Like a Lover Would (blues-rock)
- Little Child Lost (pop/adult contemporary ballad)
- The Lord’s Prayer (contemporary or traditional gospel)
- Loser’s Rodeo (alternative country)
- Love Holds On (ballad)
- Love is Enough (mid-tempo country)
- Lust (electronic pop)
- Make Me Feel (jazzy adult contemporary duet)
- Marveen (cajun-flavored, traditional country)
- Midnight Caper (instrumental retro-flavored spy music)
- Molly’s Bar and Grill (mid-tempo Christmas)
- My Kind of Cash (country, tribute to Johnny Cash)
- My One and Only (mid-tempo acoustic pop)
- New Mexico (country pop)
- No Matter What (R&B-flavored pop)
- Nothing’s Beautiful (up-tempo country)
- Once Through the Sixties (country, with a gospel waltz feel)
- One Good Reason (mid-tempo pop)
- Our Paradise (pop/rock)
- Pain in the Fields (alternative country)
- Painted Cave (instrumental relaxation music)
- A Place to Meet Jesus (Christian rock ballad)
- Portadown Rain (Celtic ballad)
- Primary March (march)
- A Rainy Day (mid-tempo country or soft rock)
- Remember to Forget (traditional country with a slight jazzy feel)
- Santa’s Best (Christmas swing)
- Seasons (pop/adult contemporary ballad)
- Spam It (rock)
- Stalking Mosquitoes (electronica)
- Sweet, Sweet Color of Love (retro-rock ballad)
- Take Advantage of Me (country rock and roll)
- Take My Boots to Town Tonight (country two-step)
- That Kiss (pop/dance)
- There’s a Chair (Americana-flavored Christian contemporary)
- Thinking About Leaving (traditional country)
- This Place (Here I Am) (soft rock)
- Tormented Rapture (hard rock with a pop flavor)
- Tried and True (blues rock or contemporary country)
- Under the Influence (up-tempo country rock/rock and roll)
- Undertow (bluesy pop/rock)
- Unsaid (up-tempo country rock or pop rock)
- Waiting for You (pop ballad)
- What Are We (pop/rock)
- What Do You Want to Know (pop)
- When I Don’t Answer Your Call (country rock)
- When We Used to Hold Hands (country ballad)
- You Get What You Get (country shuffle)
- You Make Life Easier (up-tempo pop/rock)
Updated: May 1, 2018