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Wayne Watson Even This Songs | 1. | For All You've Done |
| 2. | Even This |
| 3. | Twenty-Twenty |
| 4. | Sing For Joy |
| 5. | The World Will Change |
| 6. | Quartet |
| 7. | When You See Jesus |
| 8. | I Am His And He Is Mine |
| 9. | There Will Be Love |
| 10. | New Found |
| 11. | I Am |
| 12. | When It Don't Come Easy |
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