Nick Alexander

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Nick Alexander is an American musician and Roman Catholic convert (as of 1993), who parodies mainstream songs, such as the following:

They are recorded on three albums: A Time to Laugh, Eternal Life: the Party Album, and I Wanna Be Debated.

He resides in Stratford, Connecticut and leads worship at diocesan Charismatic Prayer Meetings; he also still writes songs of praise.

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