Adam Paul Williams Something New CD

Something New Music

Category	Easy Listening Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7235841
Catalog number	80087
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 18, 2006

Adam Paul Williams Something New Songs

	1.	You Proved Your Love
	2.	You Know My Heart (Psalm 139)
	3.	Live Like A King
	4.	You Raise Me Up
	5.	Something New
	6.	Just A Glimpse
	7.	In Your Eyes
	8.	Grande Il Suo Fedelta (Great Is Thy Faithfulness)
	9.	Streets Of Gold
	10.	All Rise

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