Bluegrass Brothers Church Of Yesterday CD

Church Of Yesterday Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Country CDs, Gospel
Label	Hay Holler
All Time Sales Rank	277306
CD Universe Part number	6864197
Catalog number	1367
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 05, 2005

Bluegrass Brothers Church Of Yesterday Songs

	1.	Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven (But Nobody Wants To Die)
	2.	Ask The Lord
	3.	The Church Of Yesterday
	4.	I'm Gonna Go Home
	5.	Heaven
	6.	Little White Church
	7.	How Great Thou Art
	8.	Hard Working Pilgrim
	9.	There's No New Way Home
	10.	Old Rugged Cross
	11.	One Big Family
	12.	Shouting On The Hills Of Glory
	13.	Six Hours On The Cross

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