Josh Houde Let My Desires Sing CD

Let My Desires Sing Music

Category	Gospel Albums, Spiritual CDs
Label	Josh Houde
CD Universe Part number	7668006
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 25, 2008

Josh Houde Let My Desires Sing Songs

	1.	Canticle Of Zechariah
	2.	I'm Really Here
	3.	Guide Me
	4.	We Wait For You
	5.	Your Word's Like Fire
	6.	Let My Desires Sing
	7.	Wedding Wine
	8.	You Had It All
	9.	Final Ecstacy
	10.	Litany Of The Pharisees
	11.	The Song Of The Song Of Songs
	12.	The Awkward Song

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