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“Where There’s Love” is an excellent choice for children as well as adults. Some of the favorites include a Christmas song, “Jingley, Jangley”, environmental awareness songs like “The Columbia River” and “Zee Junga” inspired by Lynn Cherry’s book The Great Kapok Tree and “If You’re Willing” the ultimate save the world song. Included are songs about family and passing of time. A great compilation of songs that will give you plenty to talk about. Where There's Love Music | Category | Children's Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7958504 | | Catalog number | 340119 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 02, 2009 |
Mona Warner Where There's Love Songs | 1. | Where There's Love |
| 2. | Columbia River Song |
| 3. | Buffalo Creek Hike |
| 4. | Lights of the City |
| 5. | Out in the Desert |
| 6. | Zee Junga |
| 7. | Jingley Jangley |
| 8. | Hey There Jer! |
| 9. | Fiddler's Fair |
| 10. | Kee's Farewell |
| 11. | If You're Willing |
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