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Arrangers: Calvin Palmer; Derrieux Edgecomb; Rick Watford.
Personnel: Rick Watford (guitar); Derrieux Edgecomb (piano, keyboards); Trenton Phillips (organ, keyboards); Calvin Palmer, Kevin Parker (bass guitar).
Alvin Darling You Can Make It Songs | 1. | Praise On the Inside, A |
| 2. | I Thank God For Knowing You |
| 3. | One More Day |
| 4. | You Can Make It |
| 5. | Learn To Put Your Trust |
| 6. | Welcome In This Place |
| 7. | Lord Do It For Me |
| 8. | Jesus Calling Me |
| 9. | I Came To Say Thank You |
| 10. | O' Lord We Worship You |
| 11. | Church Medley |
| 12. | You're the Only One For Me |
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