Dorothy Norwood Fifty Years: It's Been Worth It All CD

Fifty Years: It's Been Worth It All Music

List Price	$16.99 (You save $2.70)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Contemporary Gospel CDs, Gospel
Label	Malaco
Orig Year	2009
All Time Sales Rank	315646
CD Universe Part number	7866987
Catalog number	4557
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 24, 2009
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Dorothy Norwood Fifty Years: It's Been Worth It All Songs

1.	Victory Is Mine	$0.99
2.	I Wanna Go
3.	It's Been Worth It All
4.	My Rock
5.	I Have A Friend
6.	O Lord Bless Me
7.	I Thank You Lord
8.	I Am Yours
9.	Tribute To Mama
10.	Closer
11.	Denied Mother ["Live"] - (live)

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