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Percy Williams started singing at the age of seven in a family group along with three of his brothers. Though he sang in a secular group when he was a teenager gospel music was still in his heart. After coming to Shreveport, Louisiana in 1984 with Dr. Rick V. Layton he began once again to sing gospel music as the music minister of the Word of Faith Christian Center. In 1998 Pastor Regianld L. Samuel produced and published Percy Williams’ first cassingle with two songs on it, one entitled “Do What the Lord Say Do,” and the other “You Don’t Know.” Now Percy Williams has recorded the inspiring and uplifting album entitled “I Believe” as a recording artist with everlasting Records Inc. I believe that Percy Williams and his songs continue to gained popularity because of the anointing that God has placed on him to minister in song and his faithfulness. Percy Williams I Believe Songs | 1. | Intro. |
| 2. | I Will Bless The Lord |
| 3. | Lifting Up The Name Of Jesus |
| 4. | I Believe |
| 5. | Until I Make It To The Place |
| 6. | Speak Lord |
| 7. | Troubles Don't Last Always |
| 8. | It's All In The Past |
| 9. | I Believe (Interlude) |
| 10. | Do What The Lord Say Do |
| 11. | Troubles Don't Last Always (Interlude) |
| 12. | Yes Lord |
| 13. | You Don't Know |
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