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A Love Song
03:26
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Since I Opened Up
03:50
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Little Country Church
03:05
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Feel The Love
05:22
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Two Hands
04:15
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A Brand New Song
02:45
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Lift Up Your Hands
06:18
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Let Us Be One
04:01
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10. |
Book Of Life
03:21
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11. |
Welcome Back
05:22
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Little Pigrim
05:33
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Testimony
06:49
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Praise The Lord
04:04
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