Jaded Thorns Things My Father Taught Me CD

Things My Father Taught Me Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Christian CDs, Contemporary Christian Music, Christian Rock, Gospel
Label	Word Of Mouth
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	508829
CD Universe Part number	6682374
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 06, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Kevin Bruchert
Engineer	Kevin Bruchert

Jaded Thorns Things My Father Taught Me Songs

	1.	Remnants
	2.	723
	3.	Lie Awake
	4.	Things My Father Taught Me
	5.	Veil, The
	6.	What She Knows
	7.	High Above
	8.	Lost in a Moment
	9.	Heal Me
	10.	Dreams' Sweet Kiss
	11.	Drifting
	12.	Sometimes
	13.	Falling Down

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