Jacquie Walters Step Into The Light CD

Step Into The Light Music

List Price	$15.00 (You save $1.71)
Category	Folk Albums
Label	Jacquie Walters
CD Universe Part number	7309266
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 19, 2006

Jacquie Walters Step Into The Light Songs

	1.	Step Into The Light
	2.	Driving Home
	3.	Follow The Moon
	4.	My Little Girl
	5.	Waiting For The Rain
	6.	Harvest Of Tears
	7.	The Look Of The World
	8.	Icarus
	9.	Don't Cry
	10.	When The Fire Comes To Town
	11.	Just Like A Cigarette
	12.	Shine On
	13.	The Cockle Song

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