Brian Keith God's House CD

God's House Music

Category	Rap Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7518296
Catalog number	147458
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 21, 2007

Brian Keith God's House Songs

	1.	God Created Thee Heaven and Thee Earth , Bass Version 1
	2.	God Created Heaven Thee and Earth Bass Version 2
	3.	Jesus Filled With the Holyghost .1 Funk House Version
	4.	Jesus Filled With the Holyghost. 2 Jazz House Version
	5.	Holy Sounds of God .1 Vocal Version
	6.	Holy Sounds of God .2 Instrumental Version
	7.	Holy Words .1 Vocal Version
	8.	Holy Words .2 Instrumental Version
	9.	Holy Land
	10.	Messenger . 1 Old School House Version
	11.	Messenger . 2 Funky House Version
	12.	Slavery House. 1
	13.	Slavery House . 2 Instrumental
	14.	Light
	15.	Souls Return to Land
	16.	Jesus Went to Them
	17.	Blood

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