When Randy Travis stands at the mic to sing Three Wooden Crosses, you know you’re about to witness something more than just a song. It’s one of those moments that hushes the room makes people hold their breath and lean in close to catch every word. With that unmistakable voice, Randy doesn’t just sing, he makes you see the story in your mind like a movie you’ll never forget.
This performance feels like a prayer wrapped in a melody. He tells the tale of a preacher, a teacher, a farmer and a hooker, four people who end up on the same bus, bound by fate and faith. The heartbreak, the redemption, the twist at the end, it’s pure Randy, giving you goosebumps while reminding you that no one’s past is too broken to be touched by grace.
Randy Travis: “Three Wooden Crosses”
When he finishes that last note there’s this moment of silence like the crowd is letting the words sink in deep. Then the applause comes, long and loud but you can see it in their faces, they’re thinking about their own stories their own second chances. People often share how they heard this song during tough times and found hope when they needed it most.
If Three Wooden Crosses tugged at your soul, you’ll want to ride that heartfelt wave with Deeper Than the Holler. In this one, Randy shows his warm side, painting pictures of a love so steady and strong it’s deeper than the holler, higher than the pine trees. It’s the kind of song that feels like home, wrapping you up in the gentle promise that real love doesn’t run out.
Randy Travis – “Deeper Than The Holler” (1988) – MDA Telethon
Fans say Deeper Than the Holler is that timeless kind of country tune that makes you want to hold your person close, sing along on the porch swing or slow dance barefoot in the kitchen. It’s Randy at his simple best, sincere, smooth and real.
Stick around Randy’s social pages too, they’re full of little memories, photos and notes that prove why he’s still such a giant in country music. You never know what piece of his story you’ll find next.