It's not that Not to Us is bad; it's just bland. Tomlin adds a lot more polish for his second LP, and it definitely shows on the lyrical side of things across the board. However, even with its shorter running time, Not to Us feels longer because it begins to get monotonous in its second half. There's a few decent tracks here, including "Everything," "Famous One," and the title track; but on the whole this is bland worship music.
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