Ricky - He Walked Upon The Water
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I hooked up an external mic to my camera hoping to improve the audio. This is my first recording with the new setup. This is a song I wrote. I hope you like it. Please subscribe.....Please subscribe.......Please subscribe.....Please subscribe....... Thanks........Ricky
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