Five Blind Boys Of Alabama Precious Lord CD United Kingdom

Precious Lord Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Country CDs, Blues, Gospel, Religion, Southern Gospel
Label	Pazzazz
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	165940
CD Universe Part number	6782362
Discs	2
Release Date	Apr 19, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mono
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Five Blind Boys Of Alabama Precious Lord Songs

		Precious Lord CD DISC 1: WALK WITH ME:
	1.	What He Done for Me
	2.	Just a Closer Walk With Thee
	3.	You'll Never Walk Alone
	4.	Walk With Me
	5.	Danny Boy
	6.	Precious Lord
	7.	I Can See Everybody's Mother But I Can't See Mine
	8.	Have Faith
	9.	I've Been Buked and Scorned
	10.	Deep River
	11.	I Got a Home in That Rock
	12.	God Is Real
	13.	He's My Rock, Sword and Shield (Wait on Jesus)
	14.	Old Time Religion
	15.	Waiting at the River
		Precious Lord Songs DISC 2: IN THE HANDS OF THE LORD:
	1.	In the Hands of the Lord
	2.	Oh, Why
	3.	I'm a Soldier
	4.	I'm Willing to Run
	5.	Let's Have Church
	6.	You Don't Know
	7.	Where There's a Will
	8.	All Over Me
	9.	Jesus Loves Me
	10.	I'm A-Rolling
	11.	My Robe Will Fit Me
	12.	I Never Heard a Man
	13.	Somebody's Mother
	14.	There's No Need to Cry
	15.	Don't Forget the Bridge

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