| | Rev Paul Jones I Won't Complain CD Rev Paul Jones Discography of CDs
 (10 Customer Reviews)
Rev Paul Jones I Won't Complain Songs | 1. | We've Come This Far by Faith |
| 2. | Wounded |
| 3. | Let Your Will Be Done |
| 4. | Call Him |
| 5. | Don't Want No Rocks |
| 6. | I Won't Complain |
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I Won't Complain Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Not I Can't or I'd Rather Not, It is I Won't Complain
I was so glad to find this cd and the only song I wanted was I Won't Complain and when I got it I listened to it over and over and over as I sang with Rev. Paul Jones. I still use the phrase all of the time when somebody says to me I can't complain, I tell them whenever you see me you can not tell me you can't complain, you got to tell me I Won't Complain with a smile on your face and I will sing to them, "the bills are due,I don't know where the money is coming from but I say Thank You Lord,I won't complain.
Submitted by washing03 (Knoxville, TN, USA)
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A great life cut short!
"I Won't Complain".... speaks volumes for itself. I've heard this song on many occasions...memorized the words. And each time that I hear it my heart completely fills with joy. Rev. Paul Jones sings this song and all the others on this cd with such annointment. Rest in peace.
Submitted by Sassysb55 (Vineland, NJ USA) 
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Bravo!
Submitted by wpywhite (Atlanta Ga)
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This CD of Rev.Paul Jones is very uplifting to every believer. We love you Rev.Paul Jones rest in Peace. From the Pleasant Green Baptist Church @ Dr.Timothy Abbott \ Minister of Music
Submitted by timothy_abbott07 (Bay City, Tx)
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 Good CD Album
Very good selection for the Album, but the Main Song "I Won't Complain" is cut-off at the end. Since it is the theme song for the album, it should have be recorded in its entirety!
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