| | Code Breaker Soundtrack CD - Import
Code Breaker Soundtrack Music Code Breaker Soundtrack Songs | 1. | Still on My Mind - Morse Code |
| 2. | Help the Man - Morse Code |
| 3. | Finders Keepers - Morse Code |
| 4. | My Turn - Morse Code |
| 5. | Modern Problems - Morse Code |
| 6. | Tough Times - Morse Code |
| 7. | I'm Not That Kind - Morse Code |
| 8. | Never Grow Old - Morse Code |
| 9. | Hall of Mirrors - Morse Code |
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Lorraine Boisseau has showcased her talents through singing, and acting, from an early age. She began singing and directing the choir as a youth at Pentecostal Bridegroom Church in South Philadelphia located on 8th & Lombard Street. She was always leading songs and acting in the church plays following in her mother’s footsteps, Patricia Henry. Her ability to act and sing followed her throughout her school years from elementary school through high school as she was always called upon to lead songs on the various choirs she was apart of as well as the outside choirs like Singing City, All City Choirs, and many others and was given major roles in the various plays that she performed in.Over the years, she has performed for the Mayor and other City Officials events. For several years she has performed at the Gallery in Philadelphia, PA., at the Capitol in Washington DC. and at The Academy of Music as well as performed on television shows. Lorraine Boisseau attended the High School for the Creative and Performing Arts where her major was vocal music. While she was there she song, Opera, Classical, and Jazz but something ...
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